Conditional Formatting and If/Then Formulas

B

Burntbiskit

Hi there!

I am trying to apply conditional formatting to a spreadsheet in the 2003
version. My problem is, I am only allowed to have 3 conditions, but I need
6. I'm unsure if I can do an IF or THEN formula.

My spreadsheet looks like this:

Day Status
1 EA
2 P
3 H
4 EA
5 UA

I want the status column to be highlighted in Red, if there is anything
other than P, EA, UA, H, E, or L.

Can someone tell me if this is possible in 2003?

I'd appreciate any help. :)
 
E

Elkar

Actually, Conditional Formatting is limited to 3 formats, not 3 conditions.
With the use of the AND and OR functions, you can have many conditions. This
formula ought to work for you:

=AND(B1<>"EA",B1<>"P",B1<>"H",B1<>"E",B1<>"L",B1<>"UA")

I'm assuming your range starts at B1 for this example. Adjust to suit your
needs.

HTH,
Elkar
 
G

Gary''s Student

If your data is in A1, then try formula is:

=(A1="EA")+(A1="P")+(A1="UA")+(A1="H")+(A1="E")+(A1="L")>0
 

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