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Macro to highlight cells that are 5 business days from trade date
Hi,
Ive got a spreadsheet with trades placed with clients and I need a macro that will hightlight the rows that are greater than 5 business days from the trade date. Our service level agreement states that trades must be confirmed within 5 business dates but i need the macro to highlight those trades out of the SLA period. Trade date is in column B but I would like the macro to go through the following tabs, but to skip tabs with no data:- PCD, CWA, APL, DIY, EPIC, and VAN. Anyone with ideas would be appreciated. Thank You -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Macro to highlight cells that are 5 business days from tradedate
Jason via OfficeKB.com wrote:
Hi, Ive got a spreadsheet with trades placed with clients and I need a macro that will hightlight the rows that are greater than 5 business days from the trade date. Our service level agreement states that trades must be confirmed within 5 business dates but i need the macro to highlight those trades out of the SLA period. Trade date is in column B but I would like the macro to go through the following tabs, but to skip tabs with no data:- PCD, CWA, APL, DIY, EPIC, and VAN. Anyone with ideas would be appreciated. Thank You Why not use conditional formatting? |
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Macro to highlight cells that are 5 business days from trade date
If by tabs you mean sheets, then you will need to give the trade dates a
workbook name and test that. The formula would be something like =A2trade_date+5 where A2 is the actual date and trade_date is the name. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Jason via OfficeKB.com" wrote in message ... Hi, Ive got a spreadsheet with trades placed with clients and I need a macro that will hightlight the rows that are greater than 5 business days from the trade date. Our service level agreement states that trades must be confirmed within 5 business dates but i need the macro to highlight those trades out of the SLA period. Trade date is in column B but I would like the macro to go through the following tabs, but to skip tabs with no data:- PCD, CWA, APL, DIY, EPIC, and VAN. Anyone with ideas would be appreciated. Thank You -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Macro to highlight cells that are 5 business days from trade date
How do I account for weekends and so forth. Is there a function to
calculate business days? -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Macro to highlight cells that are 5 business days from trade date
=A2WORKDAY(trade_date,5)
-- HTH Bob Phillips "Jason via OfficeKB.com" wrote in message ... How do I account for weekends and so forth. Is there a function to calculate business days? -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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