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From: Sue on 4 May 2010 21:26
I have a range of dates that I want to conditionally format. Eg, todays date
is the 5 May 2010. I want to highlight all of the dates in the range D14 to
D120 that todays date passes on a daily basis. For eg, as we click over
automatically to the 6 May 2010, any fixed dates in the range for the 5 May
2010 turn red. Any help would be great.
From: ozgrid.com on 4 May 2010 23:12
Select your dates and use Custom in CF and the formula
=D4=TODAY()-1



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"Sue" <Sue(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a range of dates that I want to conditionally format. Eg, todays
>date
> is the 5 May 2010. I want to highlight all of the dates in the range D14
> to
> D120 that todays date passes on a daily basis. For eg, as we click over
> automatically to the 6 May 2010, any fixed dates in the range for the 5
> May
> 2010 turn red. Any help would be great.

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