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Modify date in certain rows
,I have ten rows with the date format in each row. If I modify only two
rows, how do I get the date to update the two rows only and not the other eight? -- Dan |
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Modify date in certain rows
If I understand you correctly, unless the other 8 rows are conditionally
formatted based on the 2 rows you are modifying, the format of those 8 rows should not change. "dmb4473" wrote: ,I have ten rows with the date format in each row. If I modify only two rows, how do I get the date to update the two rows only and not the other eight? -- Dan |
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Modify date in certain rows
Do you have dates in the 10 rows?
How did they get there? Manually entered or computed? By computed, I mean you have a date in A1 and formula =A1 + 1 in A2 and incremented down the 10 rows. If manually entered you can change any date without affecting the others. If computed as above, not so easy with out changing the formulas to values. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 9 Jan 2008 14:08:19 -0800, dmb4473 wrote: ,I have ten rows with the date format in each row. If I modify only two rows, how do I get the date to update the two rows only and not the other eight? |
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