conditional formatting formula

andrewb90

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Hello,

I am hoping somebody could assist me with a conditional formatting formula. What I am trying to do is if the value in cell M136 is greater than $3.00 or less than -$3.00, then my formatting takes place. I'm jut not sure how to go about writing this formula
 

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Hi Andrew.

Does this work for you?...

Excel Workbook
LMNO
134
135DataCF Formula
136-$3.10TRUE
137$3.10TRUE
138$3.00FALSE
139-$2.00FALSE
140
Sheet5


I hope that helps.

Ak
 
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