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In prior versions, I would easily have been able to do the below. But how do
I do it in 2007 Excel? I really cannot figure it out... Situation: I have a table; 5 columns, X rows. Column 4 contains a date (dd-MM-yyyy) or is blank (I have received no date to enter from client). If cell in column 4 i blank or date is later than TODAY(), I want all cells in the table-row to be font-colour black and if date has passed (TODAYdate) I want font-colour to be red. How to do - in a simple way - using conditional formatin Excel 2007? -- Best regards Ulf |
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