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I have a spreadsheet which uses conditional formattting. The colour of a
particular cell changes colour, depending on the expiry date (shown in another cell). I have another column with wording in which says either, Quotes; Business Case; Tender; EU. At the moment, cell A7 turns amber, when the expiry date is 3-months away, to alert me to begin renewal of a contract, however, some contracts require upto 12-months of preparatory work, so is it possible, for the formula in A1 to take into account, the type of renewal (ie. Quotes; tender etc). For example, if a contract expires 01.01.11, and the renewal cell states EU, then I want the formula to pick this up, and turn amber 12-months prior to the expiry date, ie on 01.01.10. Does this make sense and can anyone please help?? Many thanks Vikki |
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