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    Conditional formatting if two value equal true

    Hi,

    I have a table which contains rows of work related info.

    I would like the associated row to be highlighted if the date is more then 90 days old and the row isn't marked as complete or cancelled.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks

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    Re: Conditional formatting if two value equal true

    loads of ideas! perhaps an explanation as to where the date is and where the row is marked complete/cancelled
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    Re: Conditional formatting if two value equal true

    Sorry, very new to this.

    The date is in B2 and the Job Status is in U2. Dont know if this is relevant, but Job Status is Data Validation List containing the following;

    AT PRINT
    CANCELLED
    COMPLETE
    IN PROGRESS
    PROOFED
    QUOTED

    I would also need the this to be active throughout all rows.

    Thanks

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    Re: Conditional formatting if two value equal true

    conditional format b2 as =AND(TODAY()-$B2>90,$U2<>"cancelled",$U2<>"completed",$B2<>"") copy paste the format from b2 to end of table

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    Re: Conditional formatting if two value equal true

    As easy as that! Brilliant thanks very much

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