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I have a column of numbers that represent the year. I have it formatted as a
number. I want to compare that number to the current year. What I did was in another column I used year(today()) to get the current year. It comes out as 2010 I did a right function to the the 10. I then changed it to a number format and I am trying to do a conditional formatting to highlight all the numbers in col a that are 10. It does not work unless I manually type in a 10. Any help will be greatly appreciated col a 9 10 3 |
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