Conditional Highlighting in Numbers

Winehouse

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Hi.
I’d like to highlight all cells that end in certain numbers, say 5,10,15,20 etc.
Rather than make a separate rule for each number, is there a way to group these together?
I believe there is a limit on how many rules you can make.

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