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Easy Peasy Explanation required
Conditional Formatting and the code is a puzzle to me, although I understand
its like maths with brackets etc. What I'm after is the explanation of the code below. =AND(G3<,DATE(YEAR(G3)+1,MONTH(G3),DAY(G3)) <=TODAY()) For instance =AND < "" +1 (G3 and which right Parenthesis would this apply to? ()) Where do these apply? <=TODAY I'm guessing that this implies the information to the left of this is less than todays date? Unfortunately, I find it difficult to follow written information, but once explained and especially shown, I can remember and understand what was stated. Thanks in anticipation |
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Easy Peasy Explanation required
If G3 is not empty AND the date in G3 + 1 year is earlier than today, format
it -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Manxy" wrote in message ... Conditional Formatting and the code is a puzzle to me, although I understand its like maths with brackets etc. What I'm after is the explanation of the code below. =AND(G3<"",DATE(YEAR(G3)+1,MONTH(G3),DAY(G3))<=TO DAY()) For instance =AND < "" +1 (G3 and which right Parenthesis would this apply to? ()) Where do these apply? <=TODAY I'm guessing that this implies the information to the left of this is less than todays date? Unfortunately, I find it difficult to follow written information, but once explained and especially shown, I can remember and understand what was stated. Thanks in anticipation |
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Easy Peasy Explanation required
=AND --- Returns TRUE if all its arguments are TRUE; returns FALSE if one or
more argument is FALSE < --- Not equal to "" ---- Denotes blank entry +1 --- +1 denotes addition of 1; (in the below formula year is incremented by 1 (G3 and which right Parenthesis would this apply to? --- Arguments for YEAR(), MONTH() and DAY() ()) Where do these apply? --- Closing braces for AND() and DATE() <=TODAY I'm guessing that this implies the information to the left of this is less than todays date? --- You are right. This will check whethr the date returned using the function DATE() is less than or equal to current date. PS: Check out the help on DATE() function and AND() function. The below formula would return TRUE if G3 not equal to blank and the date in G3 + 1 year is less than or equal to current date. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Manxy" wrote: Conditional Formatting and the code is a puzzle to me, although I understand its like maths with brackets etc. What I'm after is the explanation of the code below. =AND(G3<,DATE(YEAR(G3)+1,MONTH(G3),DAY(G3)) <=TODAY()) For instance =AND < "" +1 (G3 and which right Parenthesis would this apply to? ()) Where do these apply? <=TODAY I'm guessing that this implies the information to the left of this is less than todays date? Unfortunately, I find it difficult to follow written information, but once explained and especially shown, I can remember and understand what was stated. Thanks in anticipation |
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