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On Jul 11, 7:56 am, Rob wrote:
I tried that, but if I try to enter the formula it will be specific to whichever row I enter, such as the 436 used in the formula, and I want the formatting to reference the data in each row since the dates and thus the due date will vary. Also, I tried entering the entire A column and F column, but received an error. Thanks for the idea, though Spiky. Hmm. It works properly in version 2003. Are you sure it kept the absolute/relative references properly? It likes to assume all is absolute in the conditional format window. Also, you may not actually need the "IF". If possible, design a formula that gives a TRUE to change the highlight color, then you have fewer details. |
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