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Use different cells for conditional formatting on same row

In a cell I have a drop down list of either Yes, No or ? (C2).  Depending on which of these is chosen, that entire row is highlighted a different color.  (I only used two conditional formatting for this because 'NO FILL' is a color too, white)  I want to be able to also look at cell F2 and if it = YES, I want that entire row to be bold.

Trouble is, that if cell C2 = No and the row turns grey, AND cell F2 = Yes, nothing happens for that condition.  It is like conditional format can only do one format per row.
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cool formula, but how would you use this to conditionally format the cells?
oh, I get it, the first entry in the list is just no formatting, then use the other three.  COOL
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