'Conditional Formatting is populating when I don't have the value in the cell
Solution 1:[1]
You do not need to change your formulas.
As seen in my Example Image link above, do the following:
Create two conditional formatting rules for the range of cells.
The first rule is for blanks and has no actual change in fill color. Check the "Stop If True" box. If a blank or "" is found it will change the formatting to the standard formatting.
The second rule is for cell values greater than 30. If a blank or "" is not found it will go to this second rule which actually changes the fill color when the value > 30.
The order of the rules matters. In this order, the blanks are dealt with first and the values over 30 are dealt with second.
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