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Looking to add color code alert
I have a spreadsheet that has a list of 200 customers, I would like to use
the end date of the customers renewal section then subtract it from the current date and if that is less than 130 days I want the cell that has the customers name in it to turn yellow. Can this be done and how? -- Thanks in advance Neall |
Looking to add color code alert
Try using the conditional format. Goto <format, then <conditional
formatting. "cell value is", drop down to "less than", enter 130, goto <format pick your pattern "Neall" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has a list of 200 customers, I would like to use the end date of the customers renewal section then subtract it from the current date and if that is less than 130 days I want the cell that has the customers name in it to turn yellow. Can this be done and how? -- Thanks in advance Neall |
Looking to add color code alert
It looks like it might work however if Cell 1A is the customers name and Cell
1D is the date (07/07/2007) how do I subtract 130 (days) from the date type in 1D and make 1A change color Thanks in advance -- Neall "JVANWORTH" wrote: Try using the conditional format. Goto <format, then <conditional formatting. "cell value is", drop down to "less than", enter 130, goto <format pick your pattern "Neall" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has a list of 200 customers, I would like to use the end date of the customers renewal section then subtract it from the current date and if that is less than 130 days I want the cell that has the customers name in it to turn yellow. Can this be done and how? -- Thanks in advance Neall |
Looking to add color code alert
try this-
highlight the customer name, goto back to conditional formatting, drop down to "formula is" (instead of "cell value is") use =if(1D130,true,false) it should work "Neall" wrote: It looks like it might work however if Cell 1A is the customers name and Cell 1D is the date (07/07/2007) how do I subtract 130 (days) from the date type in 1D and make 1A change color Thanks in advance -- Neall "JVANWORTH" wrote: Try using the conditional format. Goto <format, then <conditional formatting. "cell value is", drop down to "less than", enter 130, goto <format pick your pattern "Neall" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has a list of 200 customers, I would like to use the end date of the customers renewal section then subtract it from the current date and if that is less than 130 days I want the cell that has the customers name in it to turn yellow. Can this be done and how? -- Thanks in advance Neall |
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