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I have a call back sheet that has call back dates and I would like to color
code the rows that I need to call back today to blue, prior to today red and
after today to gray.

I think it would be under conditional formatting but I haven't successfully
figured it out yet.

Thanks!
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Default Color Code Date Rows

Assuming the dates are in column A

For row 2, set conditional formatting for every cell in the row to:

Condition 1 to: Formula is: =$A2<TODAY() patterns, colour = red
Condition 2 to: Formula is: =$A2=TODAY() patterns, colour =
blue
Condition 3 to: Formula is: =$A2TODAY() patterns, colour =
gray

Copy the formats to the remaining rows

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Trevor


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I have a call back sheet that has call back dates and I would like to color
code the rows that I need to call back today to blue, prior to today red
and
after today to gray.

I think it would be under conditional formatting but I haven't
successfully
figured it out yet.

Thanks!



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