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    Select the cell that you want to configure and then goto the FORMAT menu and select CONDITIONAL FORMATTING. A dialog box will appear that allows you to set upto three rules for the data. Have a play and if you need more help just ask.

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    Quote Originally Posted by foz.in.oz View Post
    Select the cell that you want to configure and then goto the FORMAT menu and select CONDITIONAL FORMATTING. A dialog box will appear that allows you to set upto three rules for the data. Have a play and if you need more help just ask.
    What a great tool...........I will be here some time applying some of these tricks to a few of my spreadsheets Thanks again foz.in.oz
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