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Conditional Formatting
I am creating a log to track assignments and holdfiles. If want the
cell containing the holdfile date to turn red if the assignment is not complete by the holdfile date. I have a column for holdfile date, a column for comlpeted date, and a cell with the current date. So if the completed date is still blank and the holdfile was not met I want the hold file cell to turn red. If the completed date entered exceeds the holdfile date I want it to stay red. All help is greatly appreciated. |
Conditional Formatting
if the completed date is still blank and the holdfile was not met
That is not very clear. Here's my interpretation of your post: A2 = some date B2 = empty or some date If A2 has a date and B2 is empty then A2 is RED If A2 has a date and the date in B2 is greater than the date in A2 then A2 is RED If my interpretation is correct then do this: Select A2 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Select Formula Is Enter this formula in the box to the right: =OR(AND(COUNT(A2),A2-B2=A2),AND(COUNT(A2:B2)=2,B2A2)) Click the Format button Select the style(s) desired OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "japc90" wrote in message ... I am creating a log to track assignments and holdfiles. If want the cell containing the holdfile date to turn red if the assignment is not complete by the holdfile date. I have a column for holdfile date, a column for comlpeted date, and a cell with the current date. So if the completed date is still blank and the holdfile was not met I want the hold file cell to turn red. If the completed date entered exceeds the holdfile date I want it to stay red. All help is greatly appreciated. |
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