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One interp .. perhaps this might work ..
Select col A, click Format Conditional Formatting then make the settings as: Condition 1 =AND(A1<"",TODAY()-A1<=15,B1<"") Format: "No format set" Condition 2 =AND(A1<"",TODAY()-A1<=15) Format: Red fill & white font, bolded -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "tufftoy" wrote: .. I am trying to make a cell (A1) with a date in it turn red within say 15 days, and then turn back to the original color when the completion date in cell B1 is inserted. Basically I'm making a training spreadsheet that will show training coming due (with alerts...red color) and training complete dates. I have pretty much figured out how to make A1 turn red within 15 days, but I cannot figure out how to change it back to the original color dependent on cell B1. Any help would be appreciated!! |
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