![]() Now, you will get the cells having a value less than $5000.00 highlighted.Īfter that, you will get the following New Formatting Rule Dialog Box. ![]() ➤Choose the following in the Format only cells with: OptionĪfter that, the Format Cells Dialog Box will open up.Īfter that, the Preview Option will be shown as below. ➤Select the Format only cells that contain option. Then the New Formatting Rule Wizard will appear. ➤Go to Home Tab> Conditional Formatting Dropdown> New Rule Option. ➤Select the cell range on which you want to apply the Conditional Formatting By using Conditional Formatting we will highlight the cells of the Salary column containing values less than $5000.00 and more than $9000.00. Here, we will attempt to highlight the cells of a single column based on multiple criteria on the Salary column. Method-1: Conditional Formatting with Multiple Criteria for One Column The second one has the Start Date, Due Date, and Cost of some projects of a construction company.Īnd the last one contains Grades for some students of a college.įor creating the article, I have used Microsoft Excel 365 version, you can use any other versions according to your convenience. The first table contains the Salary Records of a company. ![]() Here, I have the three data tables to show the ways of Conditional Formatting for multiple criteria in Excel. ![]() Conditional Formatting Multiple Criteria.xlsxġ1 Ways to Do Conditional Formatting with Multiple Criteria
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