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How do I set conditional formatting to interface with other cells?
Hi, I have a problem at work; I am trying to use conditional formatting to
highlight a date. If the date is between today and seven days ago highlight yellow, before that green and after that red. This is all set up easy, the problem is that I want it to reflect also when a date is entered in another cell, if the date is seven days overdue it will be red but if the receipt date is entered in another cell with a date that is still in range of another color, I want the cell to reflect it. I hope anybody can help me and if you need to see the spreadsheet just email me and I'll send it to you just in case I didn't make myself clear. Thanks in advance for any replies. Thanks in advance for any replyies. |
How do I set conditional formatting to interface with other cells?
I don't think I understand. Can you give some examples? No attachments, just
spell it out. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Oscar" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a problem at work; I am trying to use conditional formatting to highlight a date. If the date is between today and seven days ago highlight yellow, before that green and after that red. This is all set up easy, the problem is that I want it to reflect also when a date is entered in another cell, if the date is seven days overdue it will be red but if the receipt date is entered in another cell with a date that is still in range of another color, I want the cell to reflect it. I hope anybody can help me and if you need to see the spreadsheet just me and I'll send it to you just in case I didn't make myself clear. Thanks in advance for any replies. Thanks in advance for any replyies. |
How do I set conditional formatting to interface with other ce
Sure, using the today formula
A=Required Delivery Date B Actual Del Date 1 11-23-2005(red) 2 12-20-2005(green) Now, if there is nothing on B1 keep A1 red because its late, but if I plug in 11-23-05 or before on B1 make A1 green since it was delivered on time. Hope this helps "Bob Phillips" wrote: I don't think I understand. Can you give some examples? No attachments, just spell it out. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Oscar" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a problem at work; I am trying to use conditional formatting to highlight a date. If the date is between today and seven days ago highlight yellow, before that green and after that red. This is all set up easy, the problem is that I want it to reflect also when a date is entered in another cell, if the date is seven days overdue it will be red but if the receipt date is entered in another cell with a date that is still in range of another color, I want the cell to reflect it. I hope anybody can help me and if you need to see the spreadsheet just me and I'll send it to you just in case I didn't make myself clear. Thanks in advance for any replies. Thanks in advance for any replyies. |
How do I set conditional formatting to interface with other cells?
Use CF formulae of
=AND(B1="",A1<TODAY()-7) 'red =AND(B1="",A1<'TODAY()) 'yellow =AND(B1="",A1TODAY()) 'green -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Oscar" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a problem at work; I am trying to use conditional formatting to highlight a date. If the date is between today and seven days ago highlight yellow, before that green and after that red. This is all set up easy, the problem is that I want it to reflect also when a date is entered in another cell, if the date is seven days overdue it will be red but if the receipt date is entered in another cell with a date that is still in range of another color, I want the cell to reflect it. I hope anybody can help me and if you need to see the spreadsheet just me and I'll send it to you just in case I didn't make myself clear. Thanks in advance for any replies. Thanks in advance for any replyies. |
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