Conditional Formatting with Formula in Excel (21 Examples)

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In this Excel tutorial, you will learn how to use conditional formatting with formulas in Excel with examples. Conditional formatting helps us identify particular values in a random or large group of data. We can not only identify certain values but also we can identify which belong to a certain range or not in it, string values, numeric values, errors, etc. with conditional formatting. It is, as the name suggests, Excel formatting a cell based on whether a condition is true or not.


How to Use Formula with Excel Conditional Formatting?

In this part, I will show you how you can use a formula to do conditional formatting in Excel.

In the following image, I have a very simple dataset. With Excel conditional formatting with formula, I will highlight the values that are greater than 3.

conditional formatting formula excel

Steps:

  • First, select the range of cells.
  • Now go to Home => Styles => click on the Conditional Formatting drop-down => Then select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • New Formatting Rule dialog box appears => Select Use a formula to determine which cells to format
  • In the Format values where this formula is true: field, I input this formula: =B3>3

  • Now I click on the Format command:

For example, we enter the following formula shown in the figure after following all of these steps.

sample formula

The range on the spreadsheet was B3:B6. It will now look like this.

Here, we entered the condition that the cell value is higher than 3. So, in this selection where values higher than 3 exist, the formats apply.


Using Conditional Formatting with Formula in Excel: 21 Examples

Now in this section, we will demonstrate different examples and types of conditional formatting using formulas in Excel. The possibility of using this feature and combining each one with another is huge. So we have tried to cover some major formulas we think you might find informative. If you need a particular one only, you can find them in the table above.

1. Format Text Values

First, let’s consider this dataset containing both numeric and string values in it.

formatting text values dataset in conditional formatting formula excel

With the help of conditional formatting with formulas, we can easily single out the string values in Excel. In order to do that, we need to utilize the ISTEXT function. Follow these steps to see how we can format using this function in conditional formatting in Excel.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for formatting text values with conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=ISTEXT(B5)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

applying formula for formatting text values with conditional formatting excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

You will notice that Excel will format all of the texts in the dataset after using this formula in conditional formatting.

formatting text values with conditional formatting formula excel


2. Highlight Cells That Are Equal to Another Cell

Now let’s take a look at another example of matching values.

There is a large collection of data in this dataset. We are going to now format the ones that only match the cell value of E5.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=B5=$E$5

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting to highlight cells that are equal to another cell with conditional formatting in Excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

highlighting cells with a values in conditional formatting formula excel

This is how we can highlight cells that are equal to another cell using conditional formatting with the help of a formula in Excel.


3. Conditional Formatting in Excel Based on Another Cell

Now let’s shift a little bit from being equal. We will now format a dataset based on whether it is larger or smaller than another cell’s value in this section. And we are going to highlight them using conditional formatting using the formula method in Excel.

We will perform this on the following dataset.

We are going to format the range C5:C9 based on the value of cell E5.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for conditional formatting based on another cell in conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=C5>$E$5

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

rule for greater values in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK. This will be the dataset now.

greater values highlighted in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Similarly, you can repeat the same process for the lower values and end up with a dataset like this.

conditional formatting based on another cell in conditional formatting formula excel

This is how we can use conditional formatting with a formula based on another cell’s value in Excel.

Read More: How to Do Conditional Formatting Based on Another Cell in Excel


4. Conditional Formatting Using IF Formula in Excel

Now we are going to see how we can utilize formulas containing the IF function as the conditional formatting formula in Excel. We cannot directly use the IF function in the conditional formatting box. But we can use the function to get a value which we can use to further format cells using conditional formatting in Excel.

Let’s take a dataset for this example first. This is the one we are performing this task on.

Steps:

  • First, select cell E5 and write down the following formula.

=IF(D5>C5,"Profit","Loss")

  • Then press Enter on your keyboard.

if formula for calculating profit

  • Now click and drag the fill handle icon to the end of the column to replicate the formula for the rest of the cells.

  • Next, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for formatting profit loss in conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=E5="Profit"

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rules for highlighting profit loss in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This will be the dataset now.

conditional formatting using if formula in excel

This is how we can utilize the IF function for the conditional formatting formula in Excel.


5. Highlight Cells Using Multiple Conditions

Now let’s go back to the first dataset.

We are now going to highlight all the cells that are either 5,6 or contain the text “cat”.

To do that in the conditional formatting formula box in Excel, we need the OR function.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for highlighting cells with multiple conditions and formatting in excel

  • In the Edit Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=OR(B5=5,B5=6,B5="cat")

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for multiple conditions in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

Now take a look at the dataset.

highlighting cells using multiple conditions with conditional formatting formula excel

This is how we can use the OR function in the conditional formatting formula in Excel for multiple conditions.

Read More: Applying Conditional Formatting for Multiple Conditions in Excel


6. Highlight Duplicate Rows

Moving on, we are now going to highlight cells in the whole rows where the whole row matches with another one. It is a bit tricky. We are going to need the COUNTIF and CONCATENATE functions for this.

Let’s take a sample dataset for demonstration.

Here, we can see the third and sixth row fully matches. Follow these steps to see how we can utilize these functions to highlight duplicate values in a column in Excel.

Steps:

  • First, select cell F5 and write down the following formula.

=CONCATENATE(B5,C5,D5,E5)

  • Then press Enter.

concatenate formula to join columns

  • Now select the cell again and click and drag the fill handle icon to fill up the rest of the cells with the formula for their references.

  • It looks a bit messy, but ignore it for now. Now select the range B5:B10.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Edit Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=COUNTIF($F$5:$F$10,$F5)>1

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rules for highlighting duplicate rows with conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK. This will be the dataset now.

  • Now let’s right-click on the column header of F and select Hide from the context menu.

This will be the final spreadsheet view after that.

highlighting duplicate rows using conditional formatting formula excel


7. Highlight Cell Values Containing Formulas

Now let’s take a look at a dataset that contains formulas to complete.

We are going to use conditional formatting using a formula to highlight these cells. For this reason, we need to use the ISFORMULA function.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for highlighting cell values containing formulas

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=ISFORMULA(B5)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting cells with formulas in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This will be the dataset now.

highlighting cell values containing formulas with conditional formatting formula excel

Read More: How to Format Cell Based on Formula in Excel


8. Highlight Sales from a Particular Region

In this example, we are going to highlight sales from a dataset that belongs to a particular region. Let’s take the following dataset.

Now let’s say we need to highlight the ones that are from Arizona. To do that, follow these steps.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for highlighting sales from a particular region using conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=$D5="Arizona"

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting places in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

Excel will now mark the sales from Arizona as a result of these steps.

highlighting sales from a particular region using conditional formatting formula excel


9. Highlight Column Differences

We can also highlight rows that have different columns than their adjacent ones. For example, let’s take a look at the following example.

To highlight them using conditional formatting with a formula in Excel, follow these steps.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for highlighting column differences in conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=$B5<>$C5

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting column differences in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This will be the final product of these steps.

highlighting column differences using conditional formatting formula excel

Read More: How to Compare Two Columns Using Conditional Formatting in Excel


10. Using Formula to Highlight Missing Values

In this section, we will use a formula to highlight missing values in conditional formatting in Excel. Let’s take the following dataset for example.

There are some missing values in List 2 that were available in List 1. We are going to highlight them. Follow these steps to see how.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=COUNTIF($D$5:$D$10,$B5)=0

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting missing values in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

Excel will highlight the cells for this conditional formatting formula.

highlighting missing values using conditional formatting formula excel


11. Creating a Simple Search Box to Highlight Cells

Now let’s try a fun one, with a combination of different variations. This is the dataset for that.

Here, we will put a value in cell E4 and Excel will highlight them in the previous range, all with the conditional formatting with the formula method. We are going to need a combination of the ISNUMBER and SEARCH functions for this method.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=ISNUMBER(SEARCH($E$4,B5))

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for making search box

  • Finally, click on OK.

Now, look at the dataset. The texts containing the word game will be marked.

creating simple search box to highlight cells using conditional formatting formula excel

If we change the value in cell E4, for example, “health” the highlights will change.

creating simple search box to highlight cells using conditional formatting formula excel different result test


12. Highlight Values That Are Less Than Average

Now let’s revisit one of the datasets from before.

We are going to use a basic application of conditional formatting with a formula here in Excel- we are going to highlight the values here that are less than average in column E. We need the AVERAGE function for this purpose.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=E5<AVERAGE($E$5:$E$10)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting lower than average values using conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This will highlight the values that are less than average in the dataset.

highlighting lower than average values using conditional formatting formula excel


13. Highlight Values That Are Greater Than Average

Similar, to the previous one, we are going to highlight the values that are greater than average in this section using the formula method of conditional formatting in Excel. We will have to use the AVERAGE function for this task too. The dataset will be the same.

Follow these steps to see the formula and how you can use it.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Edit Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=E5>AVERAGE($E$5:$E$10)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting greater than average values in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

Thus Excel will highlight all the values that are higher than average in column E.

highlighting greater than average values using conditional formatting formula excel


14. Find the Nearest Value Including the Exact Match

Now let’s take another unique example that is practical in data cleaning and analysis. We are going to find the nearest value to a number in a random set of data.

This is the dataset of this example.

As you can see from the figure, we are going to find the value that is closest to the one in cell C13. If there is the same value in the dataset, it will highlight that cell instead of the closest value. For this purpose, we will utilize the MIN, ABS, and OR functions.

Follow these steps to see how you can do that.

Steps:

  • First, we need to perform some calculations. We need to find the smallest difference from this value in that set of data. For that select cell C14 and write down the following formula.

=MIN(ABS(B5:D11-(C13)))

  • Then press Enter.

entering formula for finding nearest difference

  • Now select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=OR(B5=$C$13-$C$14,B5=$C$13+$C$14)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for finding nearest value including exact match using conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This will highlight the value that is closest to the value of 1, with conditional formatting formula in Excel.

finding nearest value including exact match using conditional formatting formula excel


15. Find the Top 3 Values

Let’s go back to the random set of data.

This time we are going to find the top 3 values here using conditional formatting with a formula in Excel. The formula consists of the LARGE function.

Follow these steps to see how we can do that.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for finding top 3 values using conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=B5>=LARGE($B$5:$D$11,3)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for finding top 3 values using conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

finding top 3 values using conditional formatting formula excel

As you can see Excel will thus mark the top 3 values from the range using conditional formatting formula.


16. Find the Bottom 3 Values

Again, we will use the same dataset as before. But this time we will use that to highlight the bottom 3 values from the dataset. Just like before we are gonna need the SMALL function for the formula. To see how we can do that, follow these steps.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=B5<=SMALL($B$5:$D$11,3)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for finding bottom 3 values using conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This time, Excel will mark the bottom 3 values because of the conditional formatting formula.

finding bottom 3 values using conditional formatting formula excel


17. Show Temperature with Color Scale

In this next example, let’s try another interesting usage of formula and conditional formatting in Excel. Here is the dataset for that.

We have taken two columns because we will use a formula to change the color based on the input in cell E5. Also, there is a blank row at the start of the dataset. We will need that to utilize the formula we are going to use. The formula consists of IF and AND functions. To see how you can change the color scheme of these temperatures based on the current temperature, follow these steps.

Steps:

  • First, select cell C6 and write down the following formula in it.

=IF(B6=$E$5,"",IF(AND(B6<$E$5,$E$5<B5),"",B6))

  • Then press Enter.

nested if formula to detect current temperature

  • Now select the cell again and click and drag the fill handle icon to replicate the formula for the rest of the cells in the column.

  • Next, go to Conditional Formatting from the Styles group of the Home section.
  • Then hover your mouse over the Color Scales.
  • After that, select your preferred color scale.

editing new rule for temperature scale using conditional formatting formula excel

  • The temperature scale for conditional formatting based on the formula for current temperature will now be complete.

showing temperature with color scale using conditional formatting formula excel

  • If we change the value of the current temperature in cell E5, the temperature scale will change accordingly.

showing temperature with color scale using conditional formatting formula excel different test result

This is how we can show the temperature with color scale utilizing formula and conditional formatting in Excel.


18. Highlight Alternate Rows with Conditional Formatting

Now let’s go back to one of the previous datasets of random numbers.

With this dataset, we will highlight alternate rows with a color using the conditional formatting formula in Excel. For the formula, we will need the INT and MOD functions.

The steps to do that are below.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=INT(MOD(ROW(),2))

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting alternative rows using conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

This will highlight the alternate rows using the conditional formatting formula in Excel.

highlighting alternative rows with conditional formatting formula excel


19. Highlight Cells with Error

Next up, we will be using the conditional formatting formula in Excel to highlight cells with errors. This is particularly helpful with a large number of data in a sheet and where finding errors manually is tiresome. For demonstration, let’s take a look at the following dataset.

There are two errors in the dataset. We are going to use the ISERROR function in the conditional formatting formula to detect them. The formula used below will help us identify them using conditional formatting in Excel.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

new rule for highlighting cells with errors using conditional formatting formula excel

  • In the Edit Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=ISERROR(B5)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting cells with errors using conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

Excel will thus highlight all the errors as a result of using the conditional formatting formula.

highlighting cells with errors using conditional formatting formula excel


20. Create a Checklist with Conditional Formatting

Now let’s try another fun application of conditional formatting with a formula in Excel. This time we will make a checklist beside a set of data. With the options checked, the original data will change its format. We will use the following dataset.

This is a standard to-do list. Once we check a checkbox in the status column, the task beside it will change the format, let’s say a strikethrough. The basic idea is to use the boolean value of the checkbox to format in column B. Also, we will need the Developer tab to insert checkboxes.

Follow these steps to see how we can use the Excel conditional formatting formula to create a checklist in detail.

Steps:

  • First, go to the Developer tab on your ribbon.
  • Then select Insert from the Controls group section.

inserting checkbox

  • After that, select the Check box (Form Control) from the drop-down menu.
  • Then place the box in its appropriate place.

  • Next, right-click on the box and select Format Control from the context menu.

  • Now go to the Control tab on the box and select cell C5 as its linked cell.

cell links

  • Then click on OK.
  • Now let’s remove the alt text and place it in the middle of the cell to make it look good.

  • Now repeat the process for all of the tasks.

all checklists inserted for creating checklist with conditional formatting formula excel

  • Once checked, there will be a TRUE/FALSE value on the cells depending on it.

  • So let’s use a white font color to make them invisible.

  • Now select the task range you want to format.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=C5=TRUE

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for checkboxes in conditional formatting formula excel

  • Finally, click on OK.

Now once we check a check box beside a task, it will format the task beside it. We did all of that using the help of the conditional formatting formula in Excel.

creating checklist with conditional formatting formula excel


21. Highlight Weekends in a Week

Let’s try another example where we will use a formula to highlight weekends in calendar weeks in Excel. We will use the OR and WEEKDAY functions to create this formula. As for the dataset, we will use the following.

Now follow these steps to see how we can highlight weekends in Excel using conditional formatting using the formula.

Steps:

  • First, select all the cells in the dataset excluding headers.
  • Then go to the Home tab on your ribbon.
  • After that, select Conditional Formatting from the Styles group section.
  • Next, select New Rule from the drop-down menu.

  • In the Formatting Rule box, first, select the Use a formula to determine which cells to format option under Select a Rule Type.
  • Then insert the following formula in the Format values where this formula is true.

=OR(WEEKDAY($B5)=1,WEEKDAY($B5)=7)

  • Next, select your preferred format type.

formatting rule for highlighting weekends in a week

  • Finally, click on OK.

highlighting weekends in a week using conditional formatting formula excel

Thus it will highlight the weekends from the calendar week, all with the help of conditional formatting in Excel.


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Conclusion

So these were the methods and different examples of using a formula for conditional formatting in Excel. I hope you have grasped the idea of the usage of the feature and can now use it accordingly. Hopefully, you have found this guide helpful and informative. If you have any questions or suggestions let us know in the comments below.


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