You cannot use the conditional formatting option in excel to do this for you. But you can have a macro setup that will delete the rows.
I have a question - is fresh data updated in rows? or columns? Is one column set for one date?
You cannot use the conditional formatting option in excel to do this for you. But you can have a macro setup that will delete the rows.
I have a question - is fresh data updated in rows? or columns? Is one column set for one date?
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