Check my Conditional Format Formula

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Hey guys- trying to get this thing to work, but, it's just staying white.
Any ideas as to what's wrong with it? I have this inserted in the 'Formula
Is' part of Conditional Formating- obviously without the =Green or =Red
remarks. Any ideas?


=OR(AND(BC2<=100000,BG<=0.7),AND(BC2>100000,BC2<=140000,BG<=0.75),
AND(BC2>140000,BC2<=180000,BG<=0.8), AND(BC2>180000,BG<=0.85))
=GREEN

=OR(AND(BC2<=100000,BG>0.7),AND(BC2>100000,BC2<=140000,BG>0.75),
AND(BC2>140000,BC2<=180000,BG>0.8), AND(BC2>180000,BG>0.85))
=RED


Thank you!
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D,

Also, if this will be applied to more than one column, and only column BC is
the determining column, you need absolute references.

=OR(AND($BC2<=100000,$BG2<=0.7), ...

BC2 should be the active (white) cell of your selection if more than one
cell is selected.
 
DOH! LOL- perfect! Thank you guys!
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Earl Kiosterud said:
D,

Also, if this will be applied to more than one column, and only column BC is
the determining column, you need absolute references.

=OR(AND($BC2<=100000,$BG2<=0.7), ...

BC2 should be the active (white) cell of your selection if more than one
cell is selected.
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