Conditional Formatting

wiredgecko

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Good Day.

I have a form with several fields containing conditional formatting. recently I added one field and the conditional formatting is not working. I deleted the new field but the formatting still does not work.
My knowledge of Access is very limited so I would like to see if someone can help me with this problem.

Thanks
Alex
 

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You don't say if the cd was working before you added the field. What kind of form is this (continuous, datasheet, single, subform)? Are they bound or unbound ('linked' to a query or table, or not)?
Post the formula(s) you're using for the cd.
 
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