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Hello,
In cell A2, I have coded the formula "=NOW()". Sometimes I have to hardcode a date from an earlier month in this cell. I wanted to use conditional formatting to warn me with a color that the cell contains a hardcoded date rather than "=NOW()", in case I forget to set the cell back to "=NOW()". Does anyone know how I can use conditional formatting to tell me either, that the cell has a hardcoded date, or, that the formula "=NOW()" is not present in the cell. I've tried different things and nothing has worked. Thanks, Carroll Rinehart |
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