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past cell by date
ok thanks for my last post
what if i want to put a date in colum 1 and when its the value in column 2 past ie 36 months past that date i want the date cell to turn red Thanks Tony |
past cell by date
Use Format | Conditonal Formatting with a formula of:
=A1B1+3*365 assuming that the cell you want to change is A1. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 18, 7:01*pm, "Tony" wrote: ok thanks for my last post what if i want to put a date in colum 1 and when its the value in column 2 past ie 36 months past that date i want the date cell to turn red Thanks Tony |
past cell by date
Tony,
What you are wanting to do is achievable with conditional formatting but I don't understand what you mean. For the 2 cell values (dates) to move apart one must be a function =today() and one a fixed date, which is which and which column do you want highlighted? Mike "Tony" wrote: ok thanks for my last post what if i want to put a date in colum 1 and when its the value in column 2 past ie 36 months past that date i want the date cell to turn red Thanks Tony |
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