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I have a sheet on which i enter in a particular date into a cell. I want that
cell to change colour after 7 days has passed so next time i open excel up i can see which dates have expired. Also i want all of the dates that expire to come up in another sheet Help on this would be great. |
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The conditional formatting can be achieved with a formula of say
=A1<TODAY()-7 -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Condoodle" wrote in message ... I have a sheet on which i enter in a particular date into a cell. I want that cell to change colour after 7 days has passed so next time i open excel up i can see which dates have expired. Also i want all of the dates that expire to come up in another sheet Help on this would be great. |
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