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Conditional Formatting
I'm trying to set the conditional formatting on a row, depending upon
the formula below: ="(S35) (E35+30)" It doesn't work. S and E are date columns. I have verified that S35 is over 30 days beyond the date in column E. It should work, but it isn't working. So then I tried a simpler formula. I tried just checking to see if E35 = 4/26/2007 It still didn't do anything. It's supposed to turn the background color to Red. I've tried setting this from inside Excel, and I've also tried doing it in VBA setting the colorIndex. It doesn't work in either case. Right now, I'm just trying to get it to work from Excel, using the Format toolbar selection, and then the Conditional Formmatting option below that. It's all set. The background color is set. The formula is there, yet it doesn't work. Why? What could I be doing wrong? |
Conditional Formatting
change cell value is to formula is:
then use =$S$35 $E$35+30 as the formula. get rid of the quotes. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "HockeyFan" wrote: I'm trying to set the conditional formatting on a row, depending upon the formula below: ="(S35) (E35+30)" It doesn't work. S and E are date columns. I have verified that S35 is over 30 days beyond the date in column E. It should work, but it isn't working. So then I tried a simpler formula. I tried just checking to see if E35 = 4/26/2007 It still didn't do anything. It's supposed to turn the background color to Red. I've tried setting this from inside Excel, and I've also tried doing it in VBA setting the colorIndex. It doesn't work in either case. Right now, I'm just trying to get it to work from Excel, using the Format toolbar selection, and then the Conditional Formmatting option below that. It's all set. The background color is set. The formula is there, yet it doesn't work. Why? What could I be doing wrong? |
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