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Combining 2 working functions - no workie :(

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    Combining 2 working functions - no workie :(

    I have a simple line to color a row orange if the due date column (L) shows a date within 30 days of today.
    =INDIRECT("L"&ROW())<=TODAY()+30

    Since some of the values in column L are blank, I had add something to eliminate such rows
    =INDIRECT("L"&ROW())<>""

    Both of these work perfectly by themselves, but when I put it together, I'm doing something wrong - here is what I tried

    =AND(INDIRECT("L"&ROW())<>"",=INDIRECT("L"&ROW())<=TODAY()+30)
    or
    =AND(INDIRECT("L"&ROW())<>"",(INDIRECT("L"&ROW())<=(TODAY()+30)))

    no dice. there are various places where both conditions are true, yet, no rows get colored.

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    Re: Combining 2 working functions - no workie :(

    Is there a special reason why you need the INDIRECT function? After selecting the range and supposing it starts in row 2 just use =$L2<=today()+30

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    should do

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