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Conditional Format Help
I'm using Excel 07; I need to set conditional format based on dates. Row "C"
projects 4yrs 6months from "B"; I need each row to change colors based on: "C" is less then today's date ($C2<TODAY()); Today's date is within 6months of "C"; Today's date is within 90days of "C"; and today's date is within 30days of "C". I would appreicate any help. Thanks B C 2008 05 06 2012 11 06 |
Conditional Format Help
For 30 days or 90 days, use ordinary arithmetic; e.g. TODAY()-30.
That's because dates in Excel are a count of days since a fixed starting point. For reckoning months, look in Excel's built-in Help for the EDATE() function. |
Conditional Format Help
This will work....I can use TODAY()-120. Thanks!
"zvkmpw" wrote: For 30 days or 90 days, use ordinary arithmetic; e.g. TODAY()-30. That's because dates in Excel are a count of days since a fixed starting point. For reckoning months, look in Excel's built-in Help for the EDATE() function. . |
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