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Continue to make formulas, moving from least to most significant. Make certain to continue to procees all rules.
Good luck. It doesn't get any easier than what I have already provided you. You just need to qualify what the values and colors are. If I were to post a solution here , you would not be able to deploy it as you wouldnt understand it anyway!
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Maybe take it easy on people asking real questions, calling me stupid is not good for business.
Vous avez demandé à recevoir les réponses au message de KeithSmith intitulé « formatting a cell for multiple functions » datant du January 16, 2019 at 04:51 PM posté dans « Excel ».
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Maybe take it easy on people asking real questions, calling me stupid is not good for business.
Maybe this one will explain it better:
https://ccm.net/forum/affich-1008897-formatting-cells-based-on-certain-criteria
https://ccm.net/forum/affich-1008897-formatting-cells-based-on-certain-criteria
So this is what I received from Excelchat
=IFERROR(DATEDIF(TODAY(),E6,"d"),61)<=60
=TODAY()-E6>1
It worked, thanks
=IFERROR(DATEDIF(TODAY(),E6,"d"),61)<=60
=TODAY()-E6>1
It worked, thanks
Consider this, your posted "fix" has nothing to do with formatting. Your questions was asking how to FORMAT colors, not CALCULATE days.
"I would like to have my dates be highlighted red when expired and yellow highlighting the dates when 30 days prior to being expired."
Thanks for posting back, though!
"I would like to have my dates be highlighted red when expired and yellow highlighting the dates when 30 days prior to being expired."
Thanks for posting back, though!
