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I am pretty good at conditional formatting, but I am stumped on this one and
I know it is something simple. I have a budget in Excel. Column C contains the date due, ie 10, 15, 20, that the payment is due. Since I have 12 budgets (ea month) on one sheet, I already have the text for the current month change to blue. What I am trying to have happen now and can't is to have each line change to a yellow background if the date due is less than or equal to today's date. Here are the two formulas I tried but did not work: =AND(C478<"", C478 <= DAY(TODAY())) =IF(C478 <= DAY(TODAY())) I made sure that "DAY(TODAY())" was a valid format by inserting this formula in a blank cell with an "=" before it, and it worked. Any ideas?? Thanks, Les |
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