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I would like to conditional format cells - in colors - containing a date if
date in cell is before or after TODAY(). This is not - strangely - an option in the general Highlight date occurring... CF of Excel2007. How do I do this, then? I have tried greater/less than but it did not work. Additional question: I tried one of the possible options (Yesterday) this worked with date format dd-MM-yy but when I changed format to yy-MM-dd (which I would like to use) it did not work. How come? Any help appreciated! -- Best regards Ulf |
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