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I have a sheet with expiration dates entered in a column of cells. I need
the conditional formatting to automatically change the background color of those cells to help identify expired dates. I need the colors to change from green, which is more than 14 days in the future, to yellow, which is between 1 and 14 days out, to red which would be the current date or a past date to indicate expiration. Can this be done and how? I used contional formatting as follows: Condition 1-Cell is less than="today()" Pattern is Green Condition 2-Cell is between="today()" and "today()+14" Pattern is Yellow Condition 3-Cell is greater than="today()+14" Pattern is Red Please help, Thanks, Chris |
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