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I'm setting up a "tasks" spreadsheet and using condition formatting to
alert missed dates. This is a simple formula, but I'm still struggling. If I use the formula below for past due tasks, all cells appear red except those due today and in the future. How do I write the formula for Condition 3 so I'm not highlighting empty cells? Condition 1: =$D4=TODAY() [green cell] Condition 2: =$B4="Closed" [grey cell] Condition 3: =$D41/27/6 <TODAY() [red cell] |
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