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Conditional Format <=Today()
hi Matt,
select the range go to |FORMAT|CONDITIONAL FORMAT| change to the Formula is and use =a1<=today() format as your needs hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Matt D Francis" escreveu: Hello I want to apply conditional Formatting to a range of cells dependant on the current date. All cells are formatted and populated with dates, and I simply need them to aplly formatting based on whether the date is <= the present date. I've tried Formula Is <=today() but thinks it's text and chnages it to Formula Is ="<=today()" So how do I do it? Matt |
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