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Can anyone help!
Is it possible for a cell to change colour after a given period of time has elapsed. ie 30 days after the 01/02/06 or 60 days after the 20/02/06. Regards Humpy |
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If those dates appear somewhere in the spreadsheet, then yes.
Assume 01/02/06 is in cell A1, and you want cell B1 to change color when 30 days have lapsed Select B1, go to Format-Conditional Formatting.. and select Formula Is and use the formula =$A$1<(TODAY()-30) then click on the format button, go to the patterns tab and choose the color you want the cell to display. OK your way out & you're done "Humpy" wrote: Can anyone help! Is it possible for a cell to change colour after a given period of time has elapsed. ie 30 days after the 01/02/06 or 60 days after the 20/02/06. Regards Humpy |
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![]() :) Excellent, Thanks a lot Humpy!! -- Humpy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Humpy's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31895 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=516213 |
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