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Conditional formatting with dates
I want some of my cells to automatically change color by conditional formating.
1 condition for coloring/formating is that a separte cell on the spreadsheet contains a date that is older than today....past time. How can I write this condition? |
Conditional formatting with dates
Go to Format | Conditional Formatting
in the first drop dpwn select Formula Is in the second box type =$C$2<TODAY() (C2 is the cell that contains the date) Click Format | Patterns Tab | Select the color. hope this helps. "Kathrine" wrote in message ... I want some of my cells to automatically change color by conditional formating. 1 condition for coloring/formating is that a separte cell on the spreadsheet contains a date that is older than today....past time. How can I write this condition? |
Conditional formatting with dates
I used this formula to keep track of when documents are past-due. If this is
true, it's set to format the background of the cell in red. =E3<TODAY() Hope this helps! Syrena "Kathrine" wrote: I want some of my cells to automatically change color by conditional formating. 1 condition for coloring/formating is that a separte cell on the spreadsheet contains a date that is older than today....past time. How can I write this condition? |
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