Excel Conditional Formatting - Multiple Columns - 3 Examples

In this video, we look at using Conditional Formatting based on the values from multiple columns.
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The video includes three examples of doing this. We see it used with the AND, OR and also COUNTIF functions to achieve typical 'real world' tasks.
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[@wayneedmondson1065]

Hi Alan.. nice video and technique. Before seeing your final solution with COUNTIF, I got to thinking of other ways to set the CF without AND and OR. I came up with this: =SUMPRODUCT(--($B2:$E2>=100))=4 and =SUMPRODUCT(--($B2:$E2>=190))>0 for your first two. It could also be adapted for your COUNTIF example. Thanks to your great videos and classes, I can now think of multiple ways to solve these problems. Thanks and thumbs up!

[@Computergaga]

Excellent Wayne. And thank you.

[@entertainmentgalaxy971]

thanks for sharing conditional formatting tricks

[@Computergaga]

Absolutely my pleasure Haider.

[@FRANKWHITE1996]

appreciated

[@Computergaga]

Thank you.

[@huihuihui19]

Hi, I have a sheet where in column E there are no. of days present, i.e, 5 days and 2 days, and in column F is the frequency of a person coming to the office. If the number of days in col E is 5 days and the frequency is greater than or equal to 3 , then the cells in column F should turn green. If the frequency is less than 3 then the cell in col F should turn red.
Similarly for 2 days in column E, if the frequency is greater than or equal to 1 , then the cells in column F should turn green. If the frequency is less than 1 then the cell in col F should turn red.
Please help!

[@tastycrunchy789]

Hi all. I m working for medical lab reporting system build in excel. I need to do conditional formatting for a cell containing test value based on following criteria.
Conditions:
1> There is a cell where user enters Gender either Male or Female.
2> Normal range for a Male for a particular lab test is between 10 and 20.
3> Normal range for a Female for a particular lab test is between 15 and 25.
4> Depending on the Gender and related value, the cell value should be formatted.
5> Example 1: if gender is Male and cell value is between 10 and 20, its normal and no formatting else format the test value cell.
6> Example 2: if gender is Female and cell value is between 15 and 25, its normal and no formatting else format test value cell.
I m desperately waiting for helps.

[@jenniferjackson8157]

Hi the one I wanted didn't work - I wanted three cells to = the "search cell" and did this but it didn;t work
=OR($B4=$G$2,$C4=$G$2,$D4=$G$2)
G2 being my search cell - any ideas?

[@thorexu6017]

Using =countif(xxx, "=$G$2")=3

[@marimuthuv.7092]

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