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I am using conditional formatting to set a function that will format a date
if it's above 30 days old. Ex. - If the date (12/20/05) is over 30 days (1/6/06), turn it orange. Formula is - (cell for 12/20/05 - cell for 1/6/06) 30 It turned orange! any reasons why??? Help I dont want to use this conditional formatting if its gonna give back incorrect results? Could it be the year 2006 throwing it off? |
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