Conditional Formatting with Cubes

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Sphinx404

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  1. 365
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Not sure if it's my syntax or order of operations but I cannot get my conditional formats to work....

Choosing: Format only cells that contain...

Cell Value>greater than>

my formula: =$Y$43-$X$41/2+$X$43

I suck at conditional formatting... always have problems... (probably because I don't do it enough).

Could one of you please take a look and let me know where I've gone wrong with the formula? Placing it in parenthesis doesn't seem to help.... =($Y$43-$X$41)/2+($X$43)???

Thanks!
 

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