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Conditional Formatting
It would be much simpler if you would shade the cells in
column C using the FormatConditional Formatting menu. Agreed, you'd have to update this format once a year. -----Original Message----- I have a list of equipment that needs to be inspected every 2 Years in column "A". In column "B", I enter the date the inspection was carried out, as 12/11/01. Column "C" displays the next due date for the inspection as 12/11/03. I would like in column "D" all inspections displayed that are due for inspection for the current year. In this example I would like to have the cell in column "D", representing this equipment shaded in a blue colour. How would I do this? Any suggestions greatly appreciated. . |
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