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All you need is one condition:
Cell Value Is Less than =TODAY() Then it will turn any day less than today's date as red, but leave the blank cell and the date after today's date white. "wsoung" wrote: i'm trying to do the following conditional formatting: if the date in the cell is less than TODAY(), make the cell red. if the cell is blank, leave the cell blank with white shading. i've tried the following: cell value is equal to ="" cell value is equal to "" formula is =AND(E8="",E8<TODAY()) and some others that i can't remember at the moment. i've searched this forum and tried all the ideas i could find. anyone have any other ideas? |
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