Conditional Formatting "Less Than" formula on multiple cells ignoring "0" value

Brendon Donald

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Hi,

I am looking for a conditional formatting formula which compares one cell value (CB51) against 6 other cells values (CB30, CB31, CB41, CB43, CB66 and CB69) to determine whether it is less than any of the 6 cells values and turns green but also ignores if any of the 6 cells values that are 0?

This is what I have and it doesn't work????
=AND(ISBLANK($CB$41)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$43)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$66)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$69)=FALSE,$CB$51<$CB$30,$CB$51<$CB$31,$CB$51<$CB$41,$CB$51<$CB$43,$CB$51<$CB$66,$CB$51<$CB$69)

Thanks,
 

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I've tried your formula and it works for me. Are all the values in those ranges definitely numeric values?
 
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Do any of those cells contain a formula?
 
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In that case none of the cells are blank, so this part of your formula is doing nothing ISBLANK($CB$41)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$43)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$66)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$69)=FALSE
If you want to check for a 0 use $CB$41<>0
 
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In that case none of the cells are blank, so this part of your formula is doing nothing ISBLANK($CB$41)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$43)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$66)=FALSE,ISBLANK($CB$69)=FALSE
If you want to check for a 0 use $CB$41<>0
Thanks Fluff, so is this how you would write the formula as CB30 and CB31 will always have values and only CB69, CB51, CB41, CB43 could have 0?
=AND($CB$41<>0)=FALSE,($CB$43<>0)=FALSE,($CB$66<>0)=FALSE,($CB$69<>0)=FALSE,$CB$51<$CB$30,$CB$51<$CB$31,$CB$51<$CB$41,$CB$51<$CB$43,$CB$51<$CB$66,$CB$51<$CB$69)
 
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No it should be like
Excel Formula:
=AND($CB$41<>0,$CB$43<>0,$CB$66<>0,etc)
 
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Hi Fluff, I have tried again with this new formula

=AND($CB$41<>0,$CB$43<>0,$CB$66<>0,$CB$69<>0,$CB$51<$CB$30,$CB$51<$CB$31,$CB$51<$CB$41,$CB$51<$CB$43,$CB$51<$CB$66,$CB$51<$CB$69)

But the rule still doesn't work..... what am I'm missing?
 
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