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Conditional formatting on Date
I have a cell with a training date. I would like to format the cell to
change color when actual date exceeds training date by one year. |
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Conditional formatting on Date
in Conditional formatting, formula is
=cell<=now()-365 "Rick1" wrote: I have a cell with a training date. I would like to format the cell to change color when actual date exceeds training date by one year. |
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Conditional formatting on Date
That could give an incorrect result in a leap year.
-- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Sean Timmons" wrote in message ... in Conditional formatting, formula is =cell<=now()-365 "Rick1" wrote: I have a cell with a training date. I would like to format the cell to change color when actual date exceeds training date by one year. |
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Conditional formatting on Date
Select "Formula Is" and use this conditional formula...
=DATEDIF(A1,NOW(),"y")0 -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick1" wrote in message ... I have a cell with a training date. I would like to format the cell to change color when actual date exceeds training date by one year. |
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Conditional formatting on Date
I used A1 in my formula, but you should use your actual cell address
instead. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... Select "Formula Is" and use this conditional formula... =DATEDIF(A1,NOW(),"y")0 -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick1" wrote in message ... I have a cell with a training date. I would like to format the cell to change color when actual date exceeds training date by one year. |
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Conditional formatting on Date
Perfect! Thanks for your help guys!!
"Rick Rothstein" wrote: I used A1 in my formula, but you should use your actual cell address instead. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... Select "Formula Is" and use this conditional formula... =DATEDIF(A1,NOW(),"y")0 -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick1" wrote in message ... I have a cell with a training date. I would like to format the cell to change color when actual date exceeds training date by one year. |
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