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Hi Rachel!
I logged in after a long long time. Your post is very simple. If you are using Office - 2007, Use Conditional Formatting to get your desired results. Try this option, if you will not be able to use this option, just let me know, I will explain you in detail. But 1st try this option. "rachel" wrote: I have a training database that has column headings of various courses and row headings of individual staff names. Cells contain the dates they attended that training. (See below for an example) I want to enter a formula which will colour the cell if the training is overdue (three or more years from current date) Can anyone help? Many thanks A B 1st Aid Fire joe 10.01.06 9.12.07 mick 5.02.09 3.6.09 |
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