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Excel Conditional Formatting - Two Dates Comparison
Hi all,
I have a date in Cell A3. I also have a date in cell L3. What I need to do is this: If the date in Cell A3 is more than 7 days old (from today's date) and and cell L3 is blank or empty, I need to highlight the entire row. Can I do this using conditional formatting? Thanks so much! |
Excel Conditional Formatting - Two Dates Comparison
This should work:
Select your row Choose Conditional Formatting Change "Cell Value Is" to "Formula Is" Enter the formula: =AND($L$3="",TODAY()DATE(YEAR($A$3),MONTH($A$3),D AY($A$3)+7)) Select your format color Click OK HTH, Elkar " wrote: Hi all, I have a date in Cell A3. I also have a date in cell L3. What I need to do is this: If the date in Cell A3 is more than 7 days old (from today's date) and and cell L3 is blank or empty, I need to highlight the entire row. Can I do this using conditional formatting? Thanks so much! |
Excel Conditional Formatting - Two Dates Comparison
Yes you can?
You would use Formula is, iso cell value = Use the formula =AND($L$3="",$A$3+7<TODAY())in conditional formatting in A3. Set your pattern for this condition. Now use the painter to drag to the other cells you want to highlight. " wrote: Hi all, I have a date in Cell A3. I also have a date in cell L3. What I need to do is this: If the date in Cell A3 is more than 7 days old (from today's date) and and cell L3 is blank or empty, I need to highlight the entire row. Can I do this using conditional formatting? Thanks so much! |
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