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![]() I always have issues with conditional formatting when I want to use a formula and pointing at the value of the same cell. Here is the problem: Due Date is in A1 if(Due Date < today()) do formatting I tried using Cell Value is | less than | today() but when I enter that it just puts " " around today as if it is text. When I use Formula Is, I'm not sure how to reference back to the cell in question. This format needs to be copied down indefinitely in the due date column. So I'm trying to write a formula where I can select the column then go to conditional formatting and write the formula. I know this SHOULD be easy but like I said the conditional formatting interface is strange to me (compared to using worksheet formulas or vba) -- sagan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ sagan's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27438 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=469507 |
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