Skipping cells in a formula
Post the formula that you are using?
I would suggest using conditional formatting. A CF formula of something like this
=AND(A1<"",A1<NOW())
applied when A1 is the activecell will turn any non-blank cells with a date that has passed to
whatever color you specify in the formatting. Just apply it to dates, or your other cells may turn
colors too....
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
"NewGuy" wrote in message
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I've got a worksheet that lists our clients and the services we provide. The
services we provide are done on a monthly or quarterly basis and each service
is due by a certain date. I've created a formula in VBE that turns any cell
that is past the due date red.
However, there are certain services that some clients do not recieve and so
do not have a due date, and therefore should not be included in this formula.
I've tried using multiple ranges, and not including those cells in the
formula, but this a) creates a very long code for a simple function and b) if
I add a row (new client) onto the sheet, It messes up all of my ranges and I
have to re-do them every time I add or delete a client.
I've been messing with this for weeks and I can't figure out an easier way.
Any suggestions?
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