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Hi all, hope you can help. Excel 2003
I need to use conditional formatting on a cell if the date in this cell is 14 working days Today(). I'm not sure where to place the (AI1-Workday) part within the formula bar =TODAY()-$AI$814 -- Regards Mike |
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