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I am trying to generate the following scenario:
1. If a cell is blank, colour blue 2. If a cell whose inserted date is less than or equal to the date in another cell, colour green 3. If a cell whose inserted date is greater than the date in another cell, colour orange. 4. If NA is put in this cell revert back to no formatting at all. I have got the first three easily by: 1. =$H14=0 2. =$H14$G14 3. =$H14<=$G14 but what I cannot seem to do is amend the formula to get it to revert back to white if NA is put in H14. Is there a way of doing this without using VB? |
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