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display cell content based on date criteria
My worksheet contains several columns of data, first column being DATE.
each day new information is filled in column B to K, but in Column A, all the dates are already filled up, say 1 Jan 2009 to 31 Dec 2009. I want that a date should not be visible before that date actually arrives, i.e. on 5th jan, I should see on first 5 rows (jan 1 to jan5) On 30th Dec, I should see all rows from Jan 1 to Dec 30, but not Dec 31. Is is possible ? |
display cell content based on date criteria
In cell A2 enter the first date...Enter the below formula in A3 and copy down
as required.. =IF(A2<"",IF(A2+1<=TODAY(),A2+1,""),"") -- Jacob "hsg" wrote: My worksheet contains several columns of data, first column being DATE. each day new information is filled in column B to K, but in Column A, all the dates are already filled up, say 1 Jan 2009 to 31 Dec 2009. I want that a date should not be visible before that date actually arrives, i.e. on 5th jan, I should see on first 5 rows (jan 1 to jan5) On 30th Dec, I should see all rows from Jan 1 to Dec 30, but not Dec 31. Is is possible ? |
display cell content based on date criteria
Format/ Conditional Formatting/ Cell value is/ greater than: =TODAY()
Select a white font (or colour equal to you background colour). -- David Biddulph "hsg" wrote in message ... My worksheet contains several columns of data, first column being DATE. each day new information is filled in column B to K, but in Column A, all the dates are already filled up, say 1 Jan 2009 to 31 Dec 2009. I want that a date should not be visible before that date actually arrives, i.e. on 5th jan, I should see on first 5 rows (jan 1 to jan5) On 30th Dec, I should see all rows from Jan 1 to Dec 30, but not Dec 31. Is is possible ? |
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