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I have a list of names in Column A. These names all have a different
(current) dates next to them in Column B. Is it possible to use a formula (or conditional formatting) so that when it is, say 14 days before that date, it changes the colour of the two cellss (the name and the date) to Red?? Would appreciate any help! Thanks alice |
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I added a new 3rd line
Sub worksheet_change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Column = 23 Then If IsEmpty(Target) Then Exit Sub If Target < Cells(Target.Row, 22) Then ReasonWhy = InputBox("Enter Reason date was Pushed back") Cells(Target.Row, 24) = ReasonWhy End If End If End Sub "alice" wrote: I have a list of names in Column A. These names all have a different (current) dates next to them in Column B. Is it possible to use a formula (or conditional formatting) so that when it is, say 14 days before that date, it changes the colour of the two cellss (the name and the date) to Red?? Would appreciate any help! Thanks alice |
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