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I want to highlight a cell based on two conditions:
I want to highlight cell A1 if the date in cell A1 is over 14 days older than TODAY() and cell J1 is blank. Joe |
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Formula is
=AND(DAY(TODAY()-A1)14,J1="") should do it. -- Ian -- "honyacker" wrote in message ... I want to highlight a cell based on two conditions: I want to highlight cell A1 if the date in cell A1 is over 14 days older than TODAY() and cell J1 is blank. Joe |
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select "formula is" and input this formula
select the appropriate format =(A1TODAY()+14)*(ISBLANK(J1)) "honyacker" wrote: I want to highlight a cell based on two conditions: I want to highlight cell A1 if the date in cell A1 is over 14 days older than TODAY() and cell J1 is blank. Joe |
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Hi,
Formula Is =AND(TODAY()-$A$114,$J$1="") and format as you wish. Regards, B. R. Ramachandran "honyacker" wrote: I want to highlight a cell based on two conditions: I want to highlight cell A1 if the date in cell A1 is over 14 days older than TODAY() and cell J1 is blank. Joe |
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=and(today()-a114,j1="") -- Cutter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cutter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=9848 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=506359 |
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Thank you all very much.
Works great. Joe "honyacker" wrote in message ... I want to highlight a cell based on two conditions: I want to highlight cell A1 if the date in cell A1 is over 14 days older than TODAY() and cell J1 is blank. Joe |
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