Excel beginners can sometimes apply simple conditional formatting. To model complex multiple conditions, the Rules Manager must be used. In this lesson you'll use the Rules Manager to change the order in which rules are applied and to edit the values of an existing rule.
This is the second of four conditional format tutorials and I recommend that you work through all four in sequence if you are new to Conditional Formatting. The lessons are:
Lesson 4-15: Use Excel Conditional Formatting based on Dates and Values
Lesson 4-16: Advanced Conditional Formatting Using the Rules Manager
Lesson 4-17: Insert Data Bars, Color Scales and Icon Sets into Excel cells.
Lesson 4-18: Conditional Formatting with Formulas - Defining Custom Rules
As with all video lessons from The Smart Method®, there's a sample file download link at the beginning of the video to enable you to work along with the lesson.
This video comes from the "Making Your Workbooks Look Professional" session (Session 4 in our YouTube Excel Essential Skills free video training course).