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How can I get an expired date to automatically be highlighted?
I am trying to have a document with many dates, automatically become
highlighted once the date has expired. |
How can I get an expired date to automatically be highlighted?
Suppose you are having the dates from col A1 to A6.
Select the col A1:A1 Go to FormatConditional formatting Select Formula is from the drop down below condition1 and enter =($A1<TODAY()) in the next cell and select format and select any colour from patterns and say apply Hope this is what you are looking for Karthik |
How can I get an expired date to automatically be highlighted?
set a cell equal to the date that you want to compare the dates on your spreadsheet to. for example put this date in cell A1 highlight one of the cells that contains a date that you want to evaluate. goto the menu bar and choose format -conditional formatting set condition 1 = cell valie is , less than, and then choose cell a1 in the next field (should look like this =$A$1) then set the setting to your liking by highlighting or bolding the test. now use the copy format tool to all of your cells with dates and the ones that are less than cell A1 will have the formatt that you chose in the conditinal formatting setting. B -- barrfly Excel User - Energy markets ------------------------------------------------------------------------ barrfly's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=4141 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=527157 |
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