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Conditional Formatting

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    Unhappy Conditional Formatting

    Hi there!

    I am trying to use IF and VLOOKUP functions in conditional formatting and am struggling. I have a list of employees and their start dates in one place on the workbook, and a list of the employees again in another table on the workbook. I want to format the names in the table so that they are bold if the start date is less than a year old from today's date. I have tried:

    =IF((VLOOKUP(B4,B75:C138,2,FALSE)<(TODAY()-365),1,0)

    But this does not work. Can anyone suggest anything?

    Thanks!

    B.

  2. #2
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    get rid of the IF

    example

    A1 + A2 > vlookup(C1,table,2)

    excel will code that for you

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