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Formatting based on date ranges
Hi Guys,
I'm now looking to set some conditional formatting on my worksheet which will highlight the cell green if the date is greater than or equal to todays date(e.g. 19/07/08 or 27/07/08). I also, however, want the cell to go blue if its within 7 days of todays date (e.g. 17/07/08), and red if its 7 days or more old (e.g. 07/07/08). Is it possible to do this with conditional formatting as i appreciate that you can only set three rules? Cheers, Keith |
Formatting based on date ranges
This makes 3 conditions, no?
Also counting the basic formatting of a cell, you have up to 4 formatting possibilities. If you want, you have a few more if you color the cell contents with Cell formatting. If you need to go even beyond that, use VBA or use Excel 2007. -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "Rodney" wrote: Hi Guys, I'm now looking to set some conditional formatting on my worksheet which will highlight the cell green if the date is greater than or equal to todays date(e.g. 19/07/08 or 27/07/08). I also, however, want the cell to go blue if its within 7 days of todays date (e.g. 17/07/08), and red if its 7 days or more old (e.g. 07/07/08). Is it possible to do this with conditional formatting as i appreciate that you can only set three rules? Cheers, Keith |
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