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![]() Hi there, I have a spreadsheet as follows: Column A Column B Column C Column D 04/09/2007 Ann Other 14/09/2007 04/10/2007 04/09/2007 Joe Bloggs 05/09/2007 Trudy Roundwindow 05/09/2007 Duncan Disorderly 10/09/2007 Gerry Cann What I’d like to do is: 1. Use a formula or conditional formatting to make the date appear automatically in the Column C, calculating 10 days from the date that appears in Column A and formatted so that it appears in Red 2. Use a formula or conditional formatting to make the date appear automatically in the Column D, calculating 30 days from the date that appears in Column A and formatted so that it appears in Red I know it’s something to do with Conditional Formatting and the TODAY() function but I’m stumped as to how to do it. Hope I've explained this sufficiently Any solutions please? Thanks in advance Sioux -- Sioux |
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