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I know you can use Conditional Formatting to allocate a colour for a cell
value but you are limited to 4 alternatives (ie the default cell color and only 3 variations in Conditional Formatting). How can I allocate a different color for 5 different cell values? For example: If cell value = 1 then cell color is green If cell value = 2 then cell color is blue If cell value = 3 then cell color is yellow If cell value = 4 then cell color is red If cell value = 5 then cell color is magenta regards PeterH |
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