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Hi,
I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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Hi Jon
Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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thanks a lost , it works
but for more clarification the B1 is the cell for €śLast working Day Date€ť "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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Hi Jon
Yes, from your description, column B contains the last working day. The column is Fixed with $B but the row is relative and will change from 1 to 2 etc. as you go down the page. So if you were looking at row 9, the formula would have become =AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B90) We need the test to see whether column B is empty, otherwise all blank rows would be formatted with your chosen format as well. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... thanks a lost , it works but for more clarification the B1 is the cell for "Last working Day Date" "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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what about apply the CF 1 day before the specific date
"Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Yes, from your description, column B contains the last working day. The column is Fixed with $B but the row is relative and will change from 1 to 2 etc. as you go down the page. So if you were looking at row 9, the formula would have become =AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B90) We need the test to see whether column B is empty, otherwise all blank rows would be formatted with your chosen format as well. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... thanks a lost , it works but for more clarification the B1 is the cell for "Last working Day Date" "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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what about apply the CF 1 day before the specific date
"Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Yes, from your description, column B contains the last working day. The column is Fixed with $B but the row is relative and will change from 1 to 2 etc. as you go down the page. So if you were looking at row 9, the formula would have become =AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B90) We need the test to see whether column B is empty, otherwise all blank rows would be formatted with your chosen format as well. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... thanks a lost , it works but for more clarification the B1 is the cell for "Last working Day Date" "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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Hi Jon
=AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B9+10) -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... what about apply the CF 1 day before the specific date "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Yes, from your description, column B contains the last working day. The column is Fixed with $B but the row is relative and will change from 1 to 2 etc. as you go down the page. So if you were looking at row 9, the formula would have become =AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B90) We need the test to see whether column B is empty, otherwise all blank rows would be formatted with your chosen format as well. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... thanks a lost , it works but for more clarification the B1 is the cell for "Last working Day Date" "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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hi,
it does not work "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon =AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B9+10) -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... what about apply the CF 1 day before the specific date "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Yes, from your description, column B contains the last working day. The column is Fixed with $B but the row is relative and will change from 1 to 2 etc. as you go down the page. So if you were looking at row 9, the formula would have become =AND($B9<"",TODAY()-$B90) We need the test to see whether column B is empty, otherwise all blank rows would be formatted with your chosen format as well. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... thanks a lost , it works but for more clarification the B1 is the cell for "Last working Day Date" "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Jon Mark the range of cells you want to apply the CF to. FormatConditional Formattinguse dropdown for Formula is =AND($B1<"",TODAY()-$B10) Choose Format you require. -- Regards Roger Govier "Jon" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a sheet for tracking vacation plan. In this sheet I want to make a conditional formatting. The sheet contains three columns, the first one is employee name, and the second one is last working day, the third one is return to work. I want to apply specific conditional formatting on the three columns by special conditional as follows: If the last working day date is over due itself, the all columns to be filled with color automatically. Your help is highly appreciated |
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