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Conditional format for future date
Hi All
I have entered todays date into a cell and I would like that cell to change colour 2 months in the future. I know I have used =TODAY()-60 for dates equal to or greater than than 2 months past. What would the formula be for a future date? Thankyou, Kerry |
Conditional format for future date
If you were happy with TODAY()-60 as a rough approximation for 2 months in
the past, then perhaps you might think about what sign you could put instead of the minus sign for 2 months in the future? If you really wanted 2 months before today, you wouldn't have used TODAY()-60, but instead would have had DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())-2,DAY(TODAY())) and for 2 days in the future you would have DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())+2,DAY(TODAY())) Note that you may also want to think about what date you regard as being 2 months after 31st December, or 2 months before 30th April, for example. -- David Biddulph "Kerry" wrote in message ... Hi All I have entered todays date into a cell and I would like that cell to change colour 2 months in the future. I know I have used =TODAY()-60 for dates equal to or greater than than 2 months past. What would the formula be for a future date? Thankyou, Kerry |
Conditional format for future date
Thanks David,
I think I answered my own question already in that the date in the cell will be 60 days in the past in 2 months time so the formula =TODAY()-60 is probably a valid formula. I will experiment with the formula you have provided as I am not sure how it works. Much appreciate your help. Kerry "David Biddulph" wrote: If you were happy with TODAY()-60 as a rough approximation for 2 months in the past, then perhaps you might think about what sign you could put instead of the minus sign for 2 months in the future? If you really wanted 2 months before today, you wouldn't have used TODAY()-60, but instead would have had DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())-2,DAY(TODAY())) and for 2 days in the future you would have DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())+2,DAY(TODAY())) Note that you may also want to think about what date you regard as being 2 months after 31st December, or 2 months before 30th April, for example. -- David Biddulph "Kerry" wrote in message ... Hi All I have entered todays date into a cell and I would like that cell to change colour 2 months in the future. I know I have used =TODAY()-60 for dates equal to or greater than than 2 months past. What would the formula be for a future date? Thankyou, Kerry |
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