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I have a spreadsheet that consist of dates when certifications expire. I am
trying to insert conditional formatting for two conditions. After much headache I got one condition to work. However the second condition is giving me a fit now. This is the first condition which I got to work: I wanted to format the cell with the date in it with a yellow fill color when I am between six months and 1 month from expiration. I accomplished this with the following formula for cell G1: =AND(TODAY()G1-184, TODAY()<G1-31) I was trying to use the EDATE(G1,-6) and EDATE(G1,-1) instead of the (G1-184) and (G1-31) respectfully but could not get it to work. The second condition that I am having trouble getting to work is to change the fill color from yellow to red (with white lettering) when today's date is within the expiration date or passed the expired date, indicated in cell G1. I tried the formulas below which have not worked: =TODAY() = G1-31 =TODAY() G1-32 =IF(TODAY()=EDATE(G1,-1)) The expiration date is in the same cell that the conditional format is in. I am not in a separate cell referencing a different cell. Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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