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I have a column containing dates (A1:A100) in date format.
Colour of all the cells in that column (A1:A100) is yellow and I want to the blank cells as it is. Highilighted the required cells (A1:A100) and Given formula in condition formatting =AND(TODAY()-A1365,A10) Is it possible to do the same in multiple column ie., (A1:G100) |
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Yes, but if you want the condition to always relate to column A you
will need to amend the formula slightly. Highlight A1:G100 with A1 as the active cell, click on Format | Conditional Formatting, select Formula Is and put this formula in the box: =AND(TODAY()-$A1365,$A10) Click the Format button and set the format as you would like, then OK out. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 11, 3:10*pm, Udayan wrote: I have a column containing dates (A1:A100) in date format. Colour of all the cells in that column (A1:A100) is yellow and I want to the blank cells as it is. Highilighted the required cells (A1:A100) and Given formula in condition formatting =AND(TODAY()-A1365,A10) Is it possible to do the same in multiple column ie., (A1:G100) |
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