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    Changing cell colours using conditional formatting

    I recently posted a thread on changing cell colours based on the date contained in the cell i.e cell changing colour to red when over a year out of date and yellow when within a month of going out of date. The following formula worked perfectly and i would now like to have the date change green when it is between today and upto 11 months old. Is it easy to include another formula? I use Excel 2007

    Formula so far:

    Rule 1: format red: Formula =$A2<=EDATE(TODAY(),-12)

    Rule 2: format yellow: Formula =$A2<=EDATE(TODAY(),-11)

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    Re: Changing cell colours using conditional formatting

    Rule 3: format green: Formula =$A2<=EDATE(TODAY(),0)
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    Re: Changing cell colours using conditional formatting

    It worked a treat thank you very much

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