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I've got a worksheet that lists our clients and the services we provide. The
services we provide are done on a monthly or quarterly basis and each service is due by a certain date. I've created a formula in VBE that turns any cell that is past the due date red. However, there are certain services that some clients do not recieve and so do not have a due date, and therefore should not be included in this formula. I've tried using multiple ranges, and not including those cells in the formula, but this a) creates a very long code for a simple function and b) if I add a row (new client) onto the sheet, It messes up all of my ranges and I have to re-do them every time I add or delete a client. I've been messing with this for weeks and I can't figure out an easier way. Any suggestions? |
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