Conditional Formatting (max If Function)

Feb 8, 2014

I would like to use conditional formatting to highlight the max value if the constraints are not violated.

For example,
Row 91 - Profit
Row 94 - Constraint A (750<=A<=855)
Row 95 - Constraint B (12<=B<=17)
So, I tried to type this in conditional formatting but it didn't work ><
=MAX(IF(AND(B94>=750,B94<=855,B95>=12,B95<=17),$B$91:$Q$91,0))

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