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I may have been asked to do the impossible, but I know if anyone can help,
someone from this group can. I need to develop a worksheet to track the weekly progress of several projects against their due dates. I thought it would be simple using the TODAY function and conditional formatting--an orange bar for due within 10 days, red for past due, etc. However, since they want it to update automatically, this means I have to take into account the week as well as the date--i.e., if I leave my calculation as it is and the due date is August 10, there will be an orange bar from the current week through the end of the year. So I need a way to figure in the current week and have the calculation kick in weekly. Is this possible? And if so, is there a way to kick OFF the formatting for the remaining weeks once a project is completed? Thanks in advance for any suggestions! -- Mickey |
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