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Conditional formatting.. how do I copy cells?
I have made a conditional format... changes a cell red after 3 days.. works
great... but when I copy it to the line below.. by dragging or by doing a past special.. it counts from the original date in the 1st line not the second example. a1=06/01/05 a2=06/03/05 cell is red... I drag and drop to cell B1 06/02/05 but cell b2 turns red on 06/03/05 as it is reading date from cell a1... any thoughts? |
Sounds like you have an absolute formula, like
=$A$1<TODAY()-3 If so, change to =A1<TODAY()-3 -- HTH Bob Phillips "raven_guy" wrote in message ... I have made a conditional format... changes a cell red after 3 days.. works great... but when I copy it to the line below.. by dragging or by doing a past special.. it counts from the original date in the 1st line not the second example. a1=06/01/05 a2=06/03/05 cell is red... I drag and drop to cell B1 06/02/05 but cell b2 turns red on 06/03/05 as it is reading date from cell a1... any thoughts? |
Worked like a charm!!!!!
Thanks Bob!!! "Bob Phillips" wrote: Sounds like you have an absolute formula, like =$A$1<TODAY()-3 If so, change to =A1<TODAY()-3 -- HTH Bob Phillips "raven_guy" wrote in message ... I have made a conditional format... changes a cell red after 3 days.. works great... but when I copy it to the line below.. by dragging or by doing a past special.. it counts from the original date in the 1st line not the second example. a1=06/01/05 a2=06/03/05 cell is red... I drag and drop to cell B1 06/02/05 but cell b2 turns red on 06/03/05 as it is reading date from cell a1... any thoughts? |
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