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Default flagging dates with conditional formatting

Frank & Bob,

Perfect.
Thanks for both your help

Tony
-----Original Message-----
I think it should only subtract 1, 11/10 needs to be

flagged.


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HTH

RP

"Frank Kabel" wrote in message
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Hi
try the following:
- select I1:I10
- goto the conditional format dialog
- enter the following formula
=(I1<A1-2)*(I1<"")

"Tony" wrote:

I have been struggling with this for quite a while.

I am
trying to track overdue dates.
Here's the setup.

ColA contain a date on which I run the check, eg

today's
13/10/2004.
ColI contains the date I am trying to track. If the

date
in ColI is 2 days less than the date of ColA then it's
needs to be flagged red, e.g. 11/10/2004 or

05/10/2004.
If the date is within the last 2 days (12/10/2004)

then it
doesn't need flagged. Sometimes there may be blanks

so I
would need to account for this.

Hope this makes sense.
I'm ok with conditional formatting but its the formula
that gets me.
Can someone help. Thanks.
Tony



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