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Problem:

Column A:B contain two lists of numbers.
How could we create a formula that will indicate rows in which both of the numbers are even?

Solution:

Select columns A:B-->Format-->Conditional Formatting-->Enter the following formula in the formula box:
=MOD($A1,2)+MOD($B1,2)=0
Select a desired format and click OK.
Thus, the selected format will apply to rows in column A:B in which both numbers are even. "

List1___List2
2_______4
1_______6
10______7
12______8

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ed wrote on December 31, 1969 18:00 EST

how to make a formula in excel in this example problem the Code is 223, the last no of code(3) will be the basis of he or she is male or female. for instance (0,2,4,6,8) that is female then ( 1,3,5,7,9) the is male. thanks

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