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How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this? -- AP - AGP Prod Dev |
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Sorry if this was unclear - I want to create a condition where the
spreadsheet flags any dates in Column D if they exceed 14 days based on the corresponding date in Column C. I want the cell color to change to red when the two week deadline is missed. Can this be done?? -- AP - AGP Prod Dev "Angela" wrote: How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this? -- AP - AGP Prod Dev |
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Use a conditional formatting formula of =B1-A114
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Angela" wrote in message ... How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this? -- AP - AGP Prod Dev |
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Assume A is your early date column, and B is your later date column.
Go to conditional formatting for column C. For Condition 1, change the dropdown menu from "Cell Value Is" to "Formula Is". Paste this: =B1-A114 Apply the formatting you want. And you're good to go. "Angela" wrote: How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this? -- AP - AGP Prod Dev |
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