Hi there,
I'm after some help with conditional formatting.
I have a date in the past and I would like a colour to show when that date is 12mths old and a seperate colour to show when that date is 11mths old, please help!
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Hi there,
I'm after some help with conditional formatting.
I have a date in the past and I would like a colour to show when that date is 12mths old and a seperate colour to show when that date is 11mths old, please help!
Thanks![]()
try :
=(today()-A1)>=365 for first
=And((today()-A1)<365,(today()-A1)>=334.4) for the second
Hope this helps
:note- this is a rough calculation, the assumption being 30.4 days in a month
Edit..
proper value for 11 months..based on my assumptio, in red..worked it backwaards first time..sorry
Last edited by dredwolf; 12-06-2012 at 01:22 AM.
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Use the below formula's in your conditional formatting
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