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I have tried numerous ways to make the below work but I cant figure it out.
All of the cells change to the color, instead of just one. I have a due date in Column E (manually entered) and need the following: From 7 days before the due date up to the actual due date, the cell needs to be Yellow. Anything from the due date forward, needs to be red. |
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Brendan, you'll need to specify 2 conditional format conditions he
1 use this formula: =A1<=TODAY() and choose the pattern red 2 use this formula: =(A1-TODAY())<7 and choose the pattern yellow Post back if I misinterpreted something wrong -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "Brendan" wrote: I have tried numerous ways to make the below work but I cant figure it out. All of the cells change to the color, instead of just one. I have a due date in Column E (manually entered) and need the following: From 7 days before the due date up to the actual due date, the cell needs to be Yellow. Anything from the due date forward, needs to be red. |
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