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    Conditional Formatting Multiple Criteria

    I want to apply conditional formatting to column M based on the wavelength in column G. I do not want to compare it to the actual wavelength but a criteria based on the different wavelength. So 1310 would have have max value of .4500, 1550 would have have a max value of .2500 and 1625 would have...
    • dch5876
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    • 2 conditions conditional formatting max or statement wavelength
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    • Forum: Excel Questions

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