You have to be careful about the order of conditional formats. I am
not sure why a date 14 year out would not be greater than 2. You can
narrow down the problem by checking whether the value in column k in
that row, e.g. 5, is evaluated as being greater than 2 with a formula
like inany cell

=k52

If that evalautes to False, then the problem is in the data. If it is
true, then the problem is probably somewhere in the condition logic.

Ken


On Jun 22, 5:07 pm, research lost
wrote:
got it. I had to switch my conditions so that greater than 2 was first and
greater than 1 was second. No one more problem....One of my dates is 14
years out and it is being recognized as 1 year...thus red and not bold. any
suggestions???



" wrote:
It seems like you just need two Conditions for your format:

Condtion 1 Formula is =$k12 format is Bold and Red
Condition 2 Formula is =$k11 format is Red

Apply this to all columns in the relevant rows. I don't think you
need the indirect.

Good luck.

Ken
Norfolk, Va

On Jun 22, 4:32 pm, research lost <research
wrote:
I am trying to set up a conditional formula to look at a value in row "K"
then highlight the entire row. The catch is that I want it to highlight in
red if the value is between "1 years, 0 months, 0 days" and "2 years, 0
months, 0 days" and I want it to be bold red if the value is greater than "2
years, 0 months, 0 days" My current formula is =INDIRECT("K"&ROW())"1
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