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I have a spreadsheet that contains parts and due dates. I would like to have
all of the parts that are due today or within the next 45 days to have their dats a color that I chocs in conditional formatting My problem is that I don't know how to write it so that today's date and the next 45 days color coded. |
color coding
In conditional formatting, choose the option for "Cell Value Is", "between".
Then use: =TODAY() in the first box, and: =TODAY()+45 in the second box. HTH, Paul "Chris" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that contains parts and due dates. I would like to have all of the parts that are due today or within the next 45 days to have their dats a color that I chocs in conditional formatting My problem is that I don't know how to write it so that today's date and the next 45 days color coded. |
color coding
Nevermind. I got it but thatnks for looking at my post
"Chris" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that contains parts and due dates. I would like to have all of the parts that are due today or within the next 45 days to have their dats a color that I chocs in conditional formatting My problem is that I don't know how to write it so that today's date and the next 45 days color coded. |
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