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Hello Ladies and Gents.
I am having a problem with VLOOKUP and Conditional Formatting. What I am trying to do is apply conditional formatting to the result of a formula. I have a list of serial numbers in column A. In Column B I have a VLOOKUP formula that takes the serial number from column A and compares it to a list of serial numbers and dates imported from access in column C and D, taking the date from column D. The result of this formula is a date that corresponds to the same serial number found in columns A and C. I applied a conditional format to this date and it doesn't recognize that it is a date at all. When I type in the value the conditional format works correctly. I tried to change the format to no avail. Does anyone have any insight to my problem? Thanks in Advance! PS I dont want to type in over 500 dates just to get the conditional formatting to work :( |
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