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Rich
Hi,
I left one requirement out for my original request. I'm storing dates in
cells in a column that represent future deadline dates. If today's date is
greater or equal to the date stored in the cell, I want to turn that same
cell red and text bold. Or, at least somehow flag it. HOWEVER, most of the
cells are normally blank. I only put a date in the cell if a there is a due
date. The solution provided below does not work if the cell is blank
because it triggers the conditional formatting formula I guess because a
blank cell is always less than or equal to the current date.
So, I'd like if today's date is greater or equal to the date stored in the
cell, I want to turn that same cell red and text bold. But, I want to be
able to have blank empty cells that do not trigger the condition.
Thank-you and sorry I was not specific enough the first time.
Rick
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Hi
- goto the conditional format dialog after selecting your cell (lets
say you have selected B1)
- choose 'Formula is'
- enter the following formula:
=B1<=TODAY()
- choose your format
I left one requirement out for my original request. I'm storing dates in
cells in a column that represent future deadline dates. If today's date is
greater or equal to the date stored in the cell, I want to turn that same
cell red and text bold. Or, at least somehow flag it. HOWEVER, most of the
cells are normally blank. I only put a date in the cell if a there is a due
date. The solution provided below does not work if the cell is blank
because it triggers the conditional formatting formula I guess because a
blank cell is always less than or equal to the current date.
So, I'd like if today's date is greater or equal to the date stored in the
cell, I want to turn that same cell red and text bold. But, I want to be
able to have blank empty cells that do not trigger the condition.
Thank-you and sorry I was not specific enough the first time.
Rick
(e-mail address removed) (remove X's for true email)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi
- goto the conditional format dialog after selecting your cell (lets
say you have selected B1)
- choose 'Formula is'
- enter the following formula:
=B1<=TODAY()
- choose your format