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Conditional Formatting yet again
Here are three columns on my spreadsheet:
E F J Reference Date Report Due Date closed When a client is opened, that date is entered into E2 and the formula in F2 is =E2+60 to indicate that the report should be done in 60 days. Using conditional formatting, I have set the F column to change the text color after 90 days to warn that a client is overdue for closing. That works fine, but if a client has already been closed -- that is if there is a date in column J, don't want the text in column F to change color. Anybody got a formula for me that can do that? Ross |
=AND(J2="",E2+90<=TODAY())
I am assuming your current CF formula is =E2+90<=TODAY() -- HTH Bob Phillips "Ross" wrote in message ... Here are three columns on my spreadsheet: E F J Reference Date Report Due Date closed When a client is opened, that date is entered into E2 and the formula in F2 is =E2+60 to indicate that the report should be done in 60 days. Using conditional formatting, I have set the F column to change the text color after 90 days to warn that a client is overdue for closing. That works fine, but if a client has already been closed -- that is if there is a date in column J, don't want the text in column F to change color. Anybody got a formula for me that can do that? Ross |
Thanks Bob,
Worked like a charm Ross "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... =AND(J2="",E2+90<=TODAY()) I am assuming your current CF formula is =E2+90<=TODAY() -- HTH Bob Phillips "Ross" wrote in message ... Here are three columns on my spreadsheet: E F J Reference Date Report Due Date closed When a client is opened, that date is entered into E2 and the formula in F2 is =E2+60 to indicate that the report should be done in 60 days. Using conditional formatting, I have set the F column to change the text color after 90 days to warn that a client is overdue for closing. That works fine, but if a client has already been closed -- that is if there is a date in column J, don't want the text in column F to change color. Anybody got a formula for me that can do that? Ross |
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