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Conditional formatting--different formatting depending on cell con
I would like to format a date cell when the date will expire in 15 days. If
there is no date, I don't want any formatting. How can I set the formatting to meet both of these conditions? |
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Conditional formatting--different formatting depending on cell con
Choose FORMULA IS and enter the formula
=AND(A1<"",(A1-TODAY())<15) It will higlight cell A1 if it contains a date which falls within the next 15 days (including dates in the past) If you want to highlight dates only in the next 15 days use =AND(A1<"",(A1-TODAY())<15,(A1-TODAY())0) "Tammy S." wrote: I would like to format a date cell when the date will expire in 15 days. If there is no date, I don't want any formatting. How can I set the formatting to meet both of these conditions? |
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Conditional formatting--different formatting depending on cell
Sheeloo,
Perfect. Worked better than what was already there and the temporary work-around I came up with. Thank you very much. "Sheeloo" wrote: Choose FORMULA IS and enter the formula =AND(A1<"",(A1-TODAY())<15) It will higlight cell A1 if it contains a date which falls within the next 15 days (including dates in the past) If you want to highlight dates only in the next 15 days use =AND(A1<"",(A1-TODAY())<15,(A1-TODAY())0) "Tammy S." wrote: I would like to format a date cell when the date will expire in 15 days. If there is no date, I don't want any formatting. How can I set the formatting to meet both of these conditions? |
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Conditional formatting--different formatting depending on cell
You are most welcome.
Thanks for your feedback. "Tammy S." wrote: Sheeloo, Perfect. Worked better than what was already there and the temporary work-around I came up with. Thank you very much. "Sheeloo" wrote: Choose FORMULA IS and enter the formula =AND(A1<"",(A1-TODAY())<15) It will higlight cell A1 if it contains a date which falls within the next 15 days (including dates in the past) If you want to highlight dates only in the next 15 days use =AND(A1<"",(A1-TODAY())<15,(A1-TODAY())0) "Tammy S." wrote: I would like to format a date cell when the date will expire in 15 days. If there is no date, I don't want any formatting. How can I set the formatting to meet both of these conditions? |
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