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In Excel, can I shade entire rows based on the value of a single .
I'm trying to format rows in my spreadsheet based on the values existing in
two cells on that row. If the date is before today, and there is no entry in another cell, I want the entire row to be yellow. If the date is before today, and there IS an entry in another cell, I want the entire row to be green. If the date is after today, the other cell doesn't matter. In this case, the entire row would be white (or clear). Is this possible? |
Hi Todd
assuming you want to start this formatting on row 2, scroll so that cell A2 is at the top of the worksheet (i hope that makes sense) then select the rows that you want to apply the formatting to choose format / conditional formatting choose formula is type =AND($A2<TODAY(),ISBLANK($B2),$A2<"") click on the format button and set the formatting from the patterns tab click OK click ADD choose formula is type =AND($A2<TODAY(),$B2<"",$A2<"") click on the format button and set the formatting click OK twice Cheers JulieD "Todd" wrote in message ... I'm trying to format rows in my spreadsheet based on the values existing in two cells on that row. If the date is before today, and there is no entry in another cell, I want the entire row to be yellow. If the date is before today, and there IS an entry in another cell, I want the entire row to be green. If the date is after today, the other cell doesn't matter. In this case, the entire row would be white (or clear). Is this possible? |
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