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  1. #1
    Angela
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    Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
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    AP - AGP Prod Dev

  2. #2
    Angela
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    RE: Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    Sorry if this was unclear - I want to create a condition where the
    spreadsheet flags any dates in Column D if they exceed 14 days based on the
    corresponding date in Column C. I want the cell color to change to red when
    the two week deadline is missed. Can this be done??
    --
    AP - AGP Prod Dev


    "Angela" wrote:

    > How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    > preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
    > --
    > AP - AGP Prod Dev


  3. #3
    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    Use a conditional formatting formula of =B1-A1>14

    --

    HTH

    RP
    (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


    "Angela" <Angela@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:3508FAFD-8387-4AE2-9F65-1BB1E61789D3@microsoft.com...
    > How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    > preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
    > --
    > AP - AGP Prod Dev




  4. #4
    FinRazel
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    RE: Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    Assume A is your early date column, and B is your later date column.
    Go to conditional formatting for column C.
    For Condition 1, change the dropdown menu from "Cell Value Is" to "Formula
    Is".
    Paste this: =B1-A1>14
    Apply the formatting you want.
    And you're good to go.

    "Angela" wrote:

    > How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    > preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
    > --
    > AP - AGP Prod Dev


  5. #5
    Angela
    Guest

    RE: Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    Sorry if this was unclear - I want to create a condition where the
    spreadsheet flags any dates in Column D if they exceed 14 days based on the
    corresponding date in Column C. I want the cell color to change to red when
    the two week deadline is missed. Can this be done??
    --
    AP - AGP Prod Dev


    "Angela" wrote:

    > How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    > preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
    > --
    > AP - AGP Prod Dev


  6. #6
    Bob Phillips
    Guest

    Re: Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    Use a conditional formatting formula of =B1-A1>14

    --

    HTH

    RP
    (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


    "Angela" <Angela@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:3508FAFD-8387-4AE2-9F65-1BB1E61789D3@microsoft.com...
    > How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    > preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
    > --
    > AP - AGP Prod Dev




  7. #7
    FinRazel
    Guest

    RE: Conditional Formatting - date ranges

    Assume A is your early date column, and B is your later date column.
    Go to conditional formatting for column C.
    For Condition 1, change the dropdown menu from "Cell Value Is" to "Formula
    Is".
    Paste this: =B1-A1>14
    Apply the formatting you want.
    And you're good to go.

    "Angela" wrote:

    > How do I make cell colors in a column change if time between dates in
    > preceeding column exceeds 2 weeks? What is the formula for this?
    > --
    > AP - AGP Prod Dev


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