Hi I have an excel spreadsheet (issues tracking log), that contains a column for 'Due Date' and a 'Date Closed' column. I would like to color code the rows to differntiate rows that contain issues that are closed, past due, and coming due, as below:
1. Closed, rows that have a value for 'Date Closed", I want to highlight (color-fill) grey ( grey out).
2, Past Due, rows that do not have a value for "date Closed" and for which the Due Date is in the past, I want to highlight red.
3, Coming Due, Rows whos target date is today or next 3 days, I want to highlight yellow.
I want to highlight the entire row, not just the cell according to the above criteria. Any suggestions?
Yep. See this link on How to use Conditional FormattingAny suggestions?
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Hi, thanks for the refrence to conditional formatting help file. I was able to get #1 to work using conditional formatting and specifying that non-blanks be grey.
However for #2, how to specify a colr code based on 2 cells ( i.e. date completed is blank AND date due is less than today's date ). Should I use a formula? If so how would it look?
Let''s say Date Closed is in A1 and Due date is in A2. After selecting your conditional formatting range, Conditional formatting>New Rule>Use a formula.....Past Due, rows that do not have a value for "date Closed" and for which the Due Date is in the past, I want to highlight red.
TryDoes that work for you? How you would anchor your cells (the $'s) depends on your spreadsheet setup and what ranges you are conditionally formatting.=AND(ISNUMBER($A$1),$A$2<TODAY())
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