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I'm trying to have Excel tell me if our Techs are taking too long for service
calls using conditional formatting. I have an xls that has the date a call was made to us so one of our techs goes out to their home. We have up to 5 days to respond to a service call. (Since Conditional Formatting only allows for 3 conditions this seems a bit tough for me) If enter today's date 8/12 i want excel to hilight that row green for the next two days including today. At the point when it becomes 3 to 4 days after i want it to highlight yellow and when it becomes the last day to respond (5th day) i want it to highlight red. i have a column where i will "X" if the job has been done; if it has i want the conditional formatting to not do antyhing...are these too many conditions? Please help - Excel UNGURU |
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