Trouble With Conditional Formatting, Rows, and In-Betweens

SpookyNoodle

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So, before we get too far into this, I should say: Yes, I have done searching for this, and no, I haven't found any tutorials, guides, or tips that are helping me sort this out.

I'm working on a spreadsheet (obviously), and I want to conditionally format the entire row based on the data found in one column at the end of the row. Obviously, I had to do custom rules and formulas to achieve this, which I found out after some searching.

The problem is this: nothing is working the way it's supposed to (as far as I can tell).


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The rules I'm trying to achieve are this:

If the H value is between 0 and 1600, I'd like the entire row to be green.

If the H value is over 1600, I'd like the entire row to be yellow.

If the H value is below 0, I'd like the entire row to be red.

Problem is, no order I've tried as made this work, and the only thing is a multi-colored mess.

What am I doing wrong or missing?
 

Excel Facts

Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
If writing INDEX in Func. Arguments, type MATCH(. Use the mouse to click inside MATCH in the formula bar. Dialog switches to MATCH.
Try these:

Green: =AND($H2>=0;$H2<=1600)
Yellow: =$H2>1600
Red: =$H2<0

In "Applies to", select the entire table for all three rules.

Godspeed!
 
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