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Column conditional formatting
My table has a unique date in each column from left to right. What formula
would automatically format/fill the entire column (e.g. A1:A50) if the cell with the date = TODAY and then replicate itself for each column therafter? Obviously, if the date < TODAY, it remains unformatted. |
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