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I am trying to set up a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 wherein the far right
column is the date of completion of a particular task. I would like to
automatically gray out the row when the far right cell in the row is
populated with the date of completion of the task.
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Check your previous post.

Bob Luck wrote:

I am trying to set up a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 wherein the far right
column is the date of completion of a particular task. I would like to
automatically gray out the row when the far right cell in the row is
populated with the date of completion of the task.


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