Conditional formatting with multiple conditions
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Hello everyone, I have a small problem with my conditional formatting with multiple conditions.
I would like the temperature in column I to display a red cell when the temperature is below 10 degrees but also when it is above 13 degrees. Furthermore, I would like this to apply only to fridge 2 which is mentioned in column H and not to the other fridges.
Here is the formula I have created without much success for now: =IF(AND($H11:$H13157="frigo 2",$I11:$I13157<10,$I11:$I13157>13),"TRUE","FALSE")
While waiting for your possible responses, I thank you in advance.
Best regards.
I would like the temperature in column I to display a red cell when the temperature is below 10 degrees but also when it is above 13 degrees. Furthermore, I would like this to apply only to fridge 2 which is mentioned in column H and not to the other fridges.
Here is the formula I have created without much success for now: =IF(AND($H11:$H13157="frigo 2",$I11:$I13157<10,$I11:$I13157>13),"TRUE","FALSE")
While waiting for your possible responses, I thank you in advance.
Best regards.
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Hello
Conditional formatting by formula with this formula, it should work
=AND($H11="frigo 2",OR($I11<10,$I11>13))
In a CF, the IF is not needed and you just need to, after selecting the field to format, enter the formula corresponding to the 1st line in the CF window
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