[Solved] Add condition on column B

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[Solved] Add condition on column B

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 Edit: Split from [Solved] Conditionally format cells in row after L or P because that topic was solved so you need a new topic for a new question.
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Ok, that solved one of my issues on positioning and it worked great, however, I had a 2nd conditioning formula on three of the fields, that had to do with dollar amount

It's IF ( AND ($B15>0;$B15<120)) which results in a blackout

The other conditioning format is (from earlier discussion)
SUMPRODUCT($C12:T12="L")+SUMPRODUCT($C12:T12="P") which results in a blackout

But no matter what I do, even flipping which formula is first or which is second, that condition on $B doesn't work..

Am I able to put these two conditional formats together??
Last edited by MrProgrammer on Thu Sep 01, 2022 1:58 am, edited 4 times in total.
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SMH.. If only I was perfect.. Fresh eyes showed me I forgot to change Styles to Black..
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