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conditional formatting
Hi,
Please can someone help me with the following: In column K of my spreadsheet , I am inputting the date I last contacted the customer. I need the dates in this column to change colour if they are 2 weeks ago from today. Thanks Lyndsey |
Use a CF formula of
=K1<=TODAY()+14 after having selected K1:Kn first -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "lyndseyr" wrote in message ... Hi, Please can someone help me with the following: In column K of my spreadsheet , I am inputting the date I last contacted the customer. I need the dates in this column to change colour if they are 2 weeks ago from today. Thanks Lyndsey |
In a blank cell enter the formula =Now()-14 you can then set conditional
formatting on your date cells and put this cell's reference in the right-hand conditional formatting box so it says something like Cell Value Is Less Than or Equal To =$Col$Row. Set your formatting and the cells will change format depending on the date set in the condition cell. -- Andrea Jones www.allaboutoffice.co.uk www.stratatraining.co.uk www.allaboutclait.com "lyndseyr" wrote: Hi, Please can someone help me with the following: In column K of my spreadsheet , I am inputting the date I last contacted the customer. I need the dates in this column to change colour if they are 2 weeks ago from today. Thanks Lyndsey |
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