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    Conditional Format Question

    I am trying to highlight a rows in a table based on the date in column E.
    I have used =Today()>E4, however, I does not seem to work. I have attached a sample file.
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    Re: Conditional Format Question

    Select all columns of the table and use:
    =AND($C1<>"",TODAY()>$C1)
    It will format the row only if the cell in column C has a value and is less than today's date
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    Re: Conditional Format Question

    Thanks, however, it does not work if I add more information. I don't know what happens. I uploaded the file with additional rows.
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    Re: Conditional Format Question

    Change the format of column C to show YYYY vs. YY and you'll see:
    07/30/1930
    07/30/1931
    07/30/1932
    07/30/1933
    ???
    So that the formula does work.

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