Thursday, June 08, 2006
Extended Conditional Formatting
Excel allows you to specify up to three conditions under Format | Conditional Formatting.
Bob Phillips of xlDynamic.com has written an AddIn that extends the number of conditions to 30!
Co-written by the late Frank Kabel, Bob has made this Extended Conditional Format AddIn available for free on his website.
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