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    Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    Hi all,

    I have a project sheet in which I record start and end dates for projects. I would like to set up conditional formatting for the end date column so that the cell becomes red if the end date is today and yellow if it is within 3 working days. I'm having some trouble with this, especially the WORKDAY feature. Can anyone please help! Thanks!

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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    you maybe able to use networkdays using startdate today() and your enddate <=3
    or workday()

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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    sorry , thought your set-up was a little more complicated

    does
    =AND(B2>TODAY(),NETWORKDAYS(TODAY(),B2)<=3)
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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    Thanks! I understand why that formula works in yours but doesn't work in mine. I've uploaded my sample to show what's going on.
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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    its because your apply range starts at D1 and the formula is D2
    also change the RED to a formula as you had before

    =D1=today()
    and for yellow change the D2 to D1

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    change the range to start at D2

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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    Thank you so much! That was so simple, I don't know why I couldn't figure it out. Not the formula though, I never would have gotten there myself. You're the best!

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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    Added, thanks!

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    Re: Conditional formatting for deadlines, excluding weekends

    cheers

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