Now let’s see what happens when you apply the third rule: If the amount value in column E is greater than 100, that cell is green. Most likely, you expect Excel to apply a green fill color to E6.

For instance, if you create a conditional formatting rule that highlights cells with values over 100, and one of the cells in your set changes from 95 to 102, that cell will become highlighted.

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The third section applies to 0; ... To create an Excel conditional format rule that handles values that are greater than or equal to one million, do the following: Select the data set (B3:E8).