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    Conditional formatting-change the color in column

    Hopefully this will be quick.

    I have dates in column N and notes in column O.
    I want to change the color in column O if the date in column N is equal to or older than today.
    For instance if N2 is 9/1/06 then O2 should be red. Same with N3 and O3, etc.

    I've tried "Format only cells that contain" "cell value" "less than or equal to" =N2:N300=TODAY() and applied it to $O$O and everything in O turns red. I've also applied ti to $O#2:$O$300 and the same thing happens.

    Anyone have ideas?

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    Re: Another conditional formatting issue

    Try next one

    Highlight column O then select Formula Is from dropdown and type this formulae
    =$N2<=TODAY()

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    Re: Another conditional formatting issue

    Thank you.
    You post put me on the right track.
    The formulae is actually =$N1<TODAY()
    Works perfectly now.

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