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Question on Excel If statement on coloring cells

I have a Formula =(B2*703)/(O2*O2) this is in G2 cell
B2 = 247 this will go up and down in cells B2 thru B100
O2 = 67 This stays the same times it self
703 is Always
= 38 rounded down
What I want to do is change different colors of the  G cell if the total is
30 or higher would be Red.
25 to 29.9 would be Orange
18.5 to 24.9 would be Green
Less than 18.5 would be Red
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You can apply conditional formatting to do the work...

I attached the excel with created conditional formation you can use Format painter to transfer the conditional formatting or  you can use the screenshots to recreate it for yourself..
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I am not sure what you are trying to show here, Book1.xlsx where are you getting the color changes, I am not sure what format painter is,
Isn't there a way to use a if statement to change the number to didn't colors and not the complete cell?
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