adding a second condition to conditional formatting, both have to be true.

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    This formula works =AND(NOT(ISBLANK($K4)), ISBLANK($L4)), but I am not able to figure out where to put <> "TBD". I want L4 to fill with color if K4 is NOT blank & the entry in K4 <> TBD. I have searched & found dates, times, < & >. but nothing like what I am trying to accomplish. Is it possible. Thanks in advance.

    isn't it?


    =AND(NOT(ISBLANK($K4)), $K4<>"TBD",ISBLANK($L4))

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