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Conditional Formatting based on 2 criteria

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    Conditional Formatting based on 2 criteria

    Hi There

    Wonder if someone can help me on this. I have an Excel sheet on which I want to create a conditional format that only activates if both criteria are met.

    I have some dates in Column B, and the first criteria needs to be anything that is 14 days less than todays date. (I have managed to do a singlue condition which is Cell Value is "Less than" TODAY()-14 for this). I still want that to be the case, but I also want it to look at column P and look for anything with a status of "Open".

    If both items are true, I then want the formatting to change.

    I was trying to use the AND( function for this, but I just can't seem to get it right.

    Any help would be much appreciated.
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    Re: Conditional Formatting based on 2 criteria

    Select all of the cells B2 down, change the CF from a cell value to Using formula, and use the formula

    =AND(B5<TODAY()-14,P5="Open")

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    Re: Conditional Formatting based on 2 criteria

    Brilliant .. works a treat. Thankyou.

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