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Because it's a "tickler" which needs to have the funcitonality of being
"turned off" So, in English, a service needs to be done and then a follow up service 30 days later. Service Date goes in C2. G2 is the indicator which I'm putting in the conditional formatting. So, if nothing is in C2, G2 should remain unformatted. 20 days later G2 needs to fill blue to "tickle" that the next service is coming due for that record. At 30 days it needs to fill red to indicate Due or Past Due. Then it needs to be turned off when the services is actually done, which I'm doing by having people fill in a date into the colored G2 cell. In other words, I need the conditional formatting to "turn off" if any text is present in G2. The way you indicated turns the cell red if no data is present in C2 which is not the desired function I'm looking for. Any other help??? -- I would give my left hand to be ambidextrous! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Why would G2 need to contain anything when all the conditions are based on C2? You are comparing the date in C2 to TODAY(), not to a value in G2 Select G2 and CFFormula is: Condition1 =$C2+30<TODAY() Condition2 =$C2+20<TODAY() Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 14:22:01 -0700, Dax Arroway wrote: Help with conditional formatting please. I'm designing a "tickler" sheet to get cells to color by comparing itself to the date of another cell. There's 4 different conditions. I'm using Excel03 and there's only 3 available conditions. Here's what I need to do. Cell C2 has a Date. Cell G2 needs to stay blank if C2="" Cell G2 needs to turn blue when C2 is beyond 20 days past G2 Cell G2 needs to turn red when C2 is beyond 30 days past G2 --AND-- Cell G2 needs no format if any text is present in G2 I've figured: Condition 1 in G2 is =$G2="*" No format (I'm using * as "any text" but I don't think that's right) Condition 2 in G2 is =$C2+30<TODAY() Color Red Condition 3 in G2 is =$C2+20<TODAY() Color Blue And I need one more condition, a Condition 0, which would be G2 is =$C2="" no format. If there's another way, please help. Maybe Condition 1 could be: If C2 is blank OR if there's text in G2, don't format. But I don't know how to write that in code-speak. Am I even on the right track?? Thanks in advance! --Dax . |
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