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Conditional formating
I run a report for employees that have review dates that are due, I would
like the past due dates to change colors so I see them right away, what formula would I use. |
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Conditional formating
If due date is in column B then use
B1today() as the condition for conditional formatting.. "nativeutah" wrote: I run a report for employees that have review dates that are due, I would like the past due dates to change colors so I see them right away, what formula would I use. |
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