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Need Help With Conditional Formatting
HI
I have a spreadsheet which has a date on it (H2), When it comes to two days before the date i want it to go green, then one day before the date i need it go orange, then on the day its due i need it go red and stay red after the date has been passed and then i just need it to stay with no formatting before any of these days are reached. e.g <20/2/2011 (no formatting 21/2/2011 (cell to turn green) 22/2/2011 (cell to turn orange) 23/2/2011 (date in cell, date its due) 24/2/2011 (Cell to turn red) 25/2/2011 (Cell to stay red) Many Thabks Brad |
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Dear Brad, Good Afternoon.
To do exactly what you need, DO: Conditional Formatting 1° CONDITION Formula: =TODAY()-H2=2 Format: Green colour 2° CONDITION Formula: =TODAY()-H2=1 Format: Orange colour 3° CONDITION Formula: =TODAY()-H2<=0 Format: Red colour Teel me if it worked for you. Mazzaropi Quote:
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I hope it can help you. Best regards, Marcilio Lobão --------------------------- Belo Horizonte, Brazil |
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