Sometimes the Built-In Conditional Formatting Rules Do Not Apply the Formatting

question 14

Essay

Sometimes the built-in conditional formatting rules do not apply the formatting you need.In these instances,you may be able to create a conditional formatting rule based on a formula that uses a logical expression to describe the condition you want.Give an example of when you would use this type of formula,and list two guidelines you must follow when creating this type of formula.

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Definitions:

Final Review

The comprehensive evaluation or revision of material or work completed before its final submission or the end of a study period.

Faulty Cause

A logical fallacy that occurs when an incorrect cause is identified for an effect, leading to flawed reasoning.

Qualifiers

Words or phrases that alter or refine the meaning of other words, often indicating aspects such as intensity or degree.

Multiple-Choice Test

A form of assessment where respondents select the best answer from several options presented.