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If or conditional formating

Experts,
I need help on this conditional formating

If M6< or M6> then apply formating
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Assuming the value that you are comparing is 10 and 15 then you can simply use this...

=OR(M6<10,M6>15)

Saurabh...
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ok - ignore any errors - concentrate of range M6:M83
Book2.xlsx
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Saurabh,
You got it - but I have a question. =Or(M6<0,M6>0) from $M$6:$M$83
How does this condition relate to other cell references, M29, for example if the formula is M6?

Dont worry if you apply this formula on entire range and remove the dollar sign like the way i have done in the enclosed workbook. it automatically adjust the range.
thanks ... much appreciated