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Trying to have cells under column A turn red if the adjacent B cell is empty, and is 15 days overdue. Attempt: Conditional formatting =A1+15<=NOW() [Red Font] Conditional formatting =A1<B1 [Default Font] Success!! Problem: I want to do the same thing with A2 to B2 A3 to B3 etc....However if I highlight lets say the entire column, the entire column ill be dependent on that one cell. I need a way to do this so that each cell react to the cell to the right just like I did in my example above. |
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On Aug 5, 2:16*pm, John Adly <John
wrote: Mission: Trying to have cells under column A turn red if the adjacent B cell is empty, and is 15 days overdue. Attempt: Conditional formatting =A1+15<=NOW() * [Red Font] Conditional formatting =A1<B1 * * * * * * * * * [Default Font] Success!! Problem: I want to do the same thing with A2 to B2 A3 to B3 etc....However if I highlight lets say the entire column, the entire column ill be dependent on that one cell. I need a way to do this so that each cell react to the cell to the right just like I did in my example above. Anchor your column with a $... Conditional formatting=$A1+15<=NOW() Conditional formatting=$A1<$B1 |
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