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Since you did not state specifically in what circumstance you needed the
highlight applied nor where the conditional format was to obtain its values, here are a few sample of conditional formatting formula. You should be able to work out what you need using one of the samples as a guide. 1) To set a date manually (example would highlight anything older than 7/7/2009: =AND($G1<"",$W1<DATEVALUE("7/7/2009")) 2) To compare to a fixed cell (example would highlight anything older than the date shown in A1: =AND($G1<"",$W1<$A$1) 3) To compare to a dymanic date based on the PC date (example would highlight anything older than 7 days if =AND($G1<"",$W1<TODAY()-7) -- Lil ?B?RFJLRU5ORQ==?= wrote in : I'd like to conditionally format a column (add color) based on the date value in W1 and where cells in the column G are null. -- |
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