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    I assume you meant

    1. If the value is less than or equal to 10, then display 0
    2. If the value is between and equal to 11 and 15, then display $500
    3. If the value is greater than or equal to 16, then display $800

    Use this conditional format with Custom Format

    [>=16]"$800";[>=11]"$500";"0"
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    Thank you so very much for the help I understand. since I am a novice at excel can you guide me to perform this function please. I have tried to insert the formula above into the conditional formatting pop up window but nothing is happening. Really Really appreciate the help.

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