Hi Everyone
Please could someone help me with changing the cell colors of A:1 through A:14 , if the date in A:1 has exceeded todays date by 10 week/working days.
Thanks in advance
Onesock
Hi Everyone
Please could someone help me with changing the cell colors of A:1 through A:14 , if the date in A:1 has exceeded todays date by 10 week/working days.
Thanks in advance
Onesock
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Willem
English is not my native language sorry for errors
Please correct me if I'm completely wrong
Hi Popipipo
Thanks for the reply.
Is this supposed to be a conditional formula ?
If so it doesnt seem to work for me .
Please help
Regards
Onesock
Look at this
I did a similar exercise , but put the date in as 1 June 2013.
The cell colour didnt change.
What I needing is all the cells from A:1 - A:10 to change colour if A:1 is more than 10 wordays from today.
Hope this is clearer
Onesock
Ok; Then try this one
Hi Popipipo
This is not working . The cell colours do not change to red as you have formated in the CF.
Any other ideas.
Regards
Onesock
post een xls file with how you want it with manual coloring
please find attached
Colour.xls
A new attempt
Hi Popipipo
No that does not work. The colour does not change . Have you tried it ?
if I change A1 to 1-6-2013 the color disapear
Nope - just not working.
If I type a date into A:1 and todays date is more than 10 work days from that date , A:1 - A:14 should turn red.
I am sorry then I can't help you any further
I realy don't know why it is not working with you
Ok thanks.
Anybody else have any ideas PLEASE ???
NETWORKDAYS function is required Analysis ToolPak add-in for older versions prior to XL-2007
.....and Analyisis ToolPak functions like WORKDAY can't be used in conditional formatting in Excel 2003, even if ATP is enabled
10 working days is equivalent to 14 calendar days in most cases, is it sufficient to use this formula?
=A$1-TODAY()>14
or if you have to use workdays try using this formula somewhere on the worksheet, e.g. in cell Z1
=WORKDAY(A1,10)
and then in conditional formatting use
=A$1>Z$1
Audere est facere
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