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I am trying to have a validation done between two date columns in which the
user will be flagged if one date is over 90 days.Is there a way to have
either one or both date columns turn color, blink or flag user on this
parameter?
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Using Format=Conditional Formatting

Debra Dalgleish's site has information on both conditional formatting and
data validation if you want to prevent the entry of the offending date.

http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

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I am trying to have a validation done between two date columns in which the
user will be flagged if one date is over 90 days.Is there a way to have
either one or both date columns turn color, blink or flag user on this
parameter?



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