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Hello,
I am trying to make a cell turn a different color depending on if another cell has a word in it and if the date of a third cell is between two dates. I have for formula for adding them up, but now I want them to be a specific color. This is the formula I have for the sum.

How can I make these cells a specific color?

=SUMIFS(G2:G173,B2:B173,"*DTC*",D2:D173,">=10/1/2014",D2:D173,"<=10/03/2015")


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Tiffanypoche, Good morning.

Try to use this formula at Conditional Formatting:

=AND(ISNUMBER(MATCH("*DTC*", $B2, 0)), $D2>=DATEVALUE("10/01/2014"), $D2<=DATEVALUE("10/03/2015"))

Format color you desire;

Applies to: $G$2:$G$173
OK

Is that what you want?
I hope it helps.
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Thank you so much!!! That worked perfect!
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Thanks for the feedback.

I'm glad to have helped.

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