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I have done this but all the cells are coming up yellow. Unless I have entered them wrong. I have entered the following dates just to check the conditional formatting.
A1: 3/4/14 A2: 4/4/14 A3: 5/4/14 A4: 6/4/14 With conditional Formatting: cell value less than =today()+365-90 yellow cell value less than =today()+365-60 amber cell value less than =today()+365+30 red cell value greater than =today()+91 green This is correct? |
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