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Conditional Formatting
I am trying to change the colour of the cell according to the value,
specifically a date value. If a date in the cell is later than the present date I would like the cell to turn red. Can anyone help. |
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This worked for me.
Format | Conditional Formatting Cell Value is Greater than =Today() tj "confusedjoel" wrote: I am trying to change the colour of the cell according to the value, specifically a date value. If a date in the cell is later than the present date I would like the cell to turn red. Can anyone help. |
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Put todays date somewhere on the sheet. For example, make the D1 formula
=TODAY(). Select the cell or cells you want to format. Use Format|Conditional Formating and made Condition 1: Cell value greater than =$D$1 and then click on the Format button and select the font and pattern (background) colors. "confusedjoel" wrote: I am trying to change the colour of the cell according to the value, specifically a date value. If a date in the cell is later than the present date I would like the cell to turn red. Can anyone help. |
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