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What formula would I use if I wanted to format a cell (say in red) if the
date entered in that cell is 30 days or less from today's date? |
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Try:
=AND(A10<TODAY(),A10=TODAY()-30) "CClark" wrote: What formula would I use if I wanted to format a cell (say in red) if the date entered in that cell is 30 days or less from today's date? |
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Suppose that cell is A2, then you would use this formula:
=AND(A2TODAY(),A2<TODAY()+31) So if A2 is after today AND less than 31 days hence, then the CF will be activated - I think that is what you meant. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 26, 6:57*pm, CClark wrote: What formula would I use if I wanted to format a cell (say in red) if the date entered in that cell is 30 days or less from today's date? |
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If the cell you're on is, say, A1:
=A1<=TODAY()+30 -- Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit from it later. "CClark" wrote: What formula would I use if I wanted to format a cell (say in red) if the date entered in that cell is 30 days or less from today's date? |
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