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Default Conditional formatting by day of the date in Excel 2003

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"billz" wrote in message
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That worked.
thankyou much.

"T. Valko" wrote:

Try it like this...

Comparing SEP to AUG

Select the SEP sheet
Select cell N4

FormatConditional Formatting
Formula Is:

=AND(COUNT(N4),DAY(N4)<DAY(INDIRECT("AUG!N4")))

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"billz" wrote in message
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I use a worksheet for each month to track my bills.
I enter a due date of each bill in Month Day Year eg. 03/14/01.
I would like for my date that I would enter to change color if the Day
is
less than the previous date entered.
eg March tab has card due on 03/14/01, and in April the date may be
04/10/01.
I would like April date to be Red, for example.

Can this be done?
Thanks for your responce.






 
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