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Conditional Formatting Multiple Conditions

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    Conditional Formatting Multiple Conditions

    Hi There. I have a column where I am trying to highlight dates that are past due. In column A is the due date and in column B is the date that it was done. What I need to do is highlight the dates in column A if they are past due and if column B is blank. If they are past due, but column B has a date listed, then I do not want it highlighted. I tried using multiple rules in the formatting, but cannot seem to get it right.

    Please Help!

    Thanks!

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    Re: Conditional Formatting Multiple Conditions

    Conditional Formatting
    Use a formula to determine which cell to format

    =AND($A1<TODAY(),$B1="")
    select your fill color
    apply to column A

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    Re: Conditional Formatting Multiple Conditions

    If you're using a table or add a filter to the header, you can filter by color, finding just the past-due invoices. Can make life easier.

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