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Conditional formatting with expired dates after current
I am trying to get a cell to turn Red if the date that is in the cell is less
than or equal to the current date. The formula I have in it already is: =EDATE(D2, 12) This takes the date that I plug into the column before it and just adds 12 months to it. Thanks for any help you can offer. V/R |
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Conditional formatting with expired dates after current
TODAY() is what you need to compare with,
viz. use as the CF formula for that cell: =EDATE(D2, 12)<=TODAY() Format to taste, ok out. Success? hit YES below -- Max Singapore --- "Josh" wrote: I am trying to get a cell to turn Red if the date that is in the cell is less than or equal to the current date. The formula I have in it already is: =EDATE(D2, 12) This takes the date that I plug into the column before it and just adds 12 months to it. Thanks for any help you can offer |
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