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I am trying to set the following to have conditional formatting:
Current date < Current date+14 days = Green shade Current date+15<Currentdate+30=Yellow shade <=Current date=Red shade I am having trouble with the Between formulas. I have tried something like: Cell value is BETWEEN: [NOW()] and [NOW()+14] Green shade Cell value is BETWEEN: [NOW()+15] and [NOW()+30] Yellow shade Cell value is GREATER THAN: [NOW()+31] Red shade But i get no CF? The values ARE a calculated DATE value, Does this mean i should use the FORMULA IS instead of the Cell is? I then ONLY get Value is and Not the option of IS BETWEEN.... Any ideas i am sure it is a simple formula sintax error i am doing wrong Regards Corey |
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