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I'd like to have my excel sheet columns with the dates to change to a
specific color as the date pass's. I've racked my brain thinking of how.
Anyone??
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Hi Cris

You can use CF
http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html

Post back if you need more help


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I'd like to have my excel sheet columns with the dates to change to a
specific color as the date pass's. I've racked my brain thinking of how.
Anyone??



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Format Conditional Formatting

Then assign colors based on criteria you define, say, greater than Date+30,
then format color as green (or whatever you wish). Be aware you can only use
three conditional formats per cell.

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Kevin McClement
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I'd like to have my excel sheet columns with the dates to change to a
specific color as the date pass's. I've racked my brain thinking of how.
Anyone??

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