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Conditional Formating based on data in an entire row
I want to format names in column A to be to be highlighted if the dates in
columns b - aq are expired. I can only get it to recongnize the date in col b instead of looking at all of them - can someone please help me? |
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Conditional Formating based on data in an entire row
Use a formula of
=COUNTIF(B1:AQ1,"<"&TODAY())=0 -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "ked" wrote in message ... I want to format names in column A to be to be highlighted if the dates in columns b - aq are expired. I can only get it to recongnize the date in col b instead of looking at all of them - can someone please help me? |
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