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conditional formatting ... shade cell ... older than today
How can I use conditional formatting to shade the cell if its value is older
than today? |
conditional formatting ... shade cell ... older than today
Use a formula of
=A1<TODAY() assuming the cell is A1. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Mirsten Choiple" wrote in message ... How can I use conditional formatting to shade the cell if its value is older than today? |
conditional formatting ... shade cell ... older than today
If you want to use the default Cell Value Is dialogs rather than Formula is,
then Select all the cells you want to format and do format=Conditional Format Cell value is Less than =today()-1 if you want to allow for blank cells Cell value is between 1 and =today()-1 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mirsten Choiple" wrote in message ... How can I use conditional formatting to shade the cell if its value is older than today? |
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