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From: The Rook on 2 Jun 2010 12:16
D1 has the following conditional formatting applied to it
=AND(D6<>0,E6<>0)

What I am trying to do is colour D1 if both D6 & E6 are populated with 0.

Thia seem to do it if any are populated with 0

What an I doing wrong
From: Jacob Skaria on 2 Jun 2010 12:34
Try the below instead

=COUNTIF(D6:E6,0)=2

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Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"The Rook" wrote:

> D1 has the following conditional formatting applied to it
> =AND(D6<>0,E6<>0)
>
> What I am trying to do is colour D1 if both D6 & E6 are populated with 0.
>
> Thia seem to do it if any are populated with 0
>
> What an I doing wrong
From: FSt1 on 2 Jun 2010 12:36
hi
try
=and(d6=0,e6=0)

you have to set up as not equal 0

regards
FSt1

"The Rook" wrote:

> D1 has the following conditional formatting applied to it
> =AND(D6<>0,E6<>0)
>
> What I am trying to do is colour D1 if both D6 & E6 are populated with 0.
>
> Thia seem to do it if any are populated with 0
>
> What an I doing wrong
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