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vb needed i think...
I'm usually quite good with conditional formatting but I don't think it can
handle what I need. Let's say in cell A1 I have a date. In cell A3 I have the conditional format =(TODAY()-A128) shade in red. (If it's more than 28 days from the date show me in red) If I enter a date in cell A2 then I want the conditional format to be ignored. Can this be done with conditional formatting or will it take VB? If it's VB what would you suggest? Thanks. |
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vb needed i think...
=(TODAY()-A128)*(A2="")
clearly once you put something in A2 the condition will fail. -- Gary's Student gsnu200704 "Les" wrote: I'm usually quite good with conditional formatting but I don't think it can handle what I need. Let's say in cell A1 I have a date. In cell A3 I have the conditional format =(TODAY()-A128) shade in red. (If it's more than 28 days from the date show me in red) If I enter a date in cell A2 then I want the conditional format to be ignored. Can this be done with conditional formatting or will it take VB? If it's VB what would you suggest? Thanks. |
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vb needed i think...
Perhaps you can use conditional formats with two conditions linked with Or
something like this ... =Or(A20, (TODAY()-A128)) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Les" wrote: I'm usually quite good with conditional formatting but I don't think it can handle what I need. Let's say in cell A1 I have a date. In cell A3 I have the conditional format =(TODAY()-A128) shade in red. (If it's more than 28 days from the date show me in red) If I enter a date in cell A2 then I want the conditional format to be ignored. Can this be done with conditional formatting or will it take VB? If it's VB what would you suggest? Thanks. |
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vb needed i think...
Thanks Gary''s Student, worked perfectly.
"Gary''s Student" wrote: =(TODAY()-A128)*(A2="") clearly once you put something in A2 the condition will fail. -- Gary's Student gsnu200704 "Les" wrote: I'm usually quite good with conditional formatting but I don't think it can handle what I need. Let's say in cell A1 I have a date. In cell A3 I have the conditional format =(TODAY()-A128) shade in red. (If it's more than 28 days from the date show me in red) If I enter a date in cell A2 then I want the conditional format to be ignored. Can this be done with conditional formatting or will it take VB? If it's VB what would you suggest? Thanks. |
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