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Hi all,
using conditional formatting I want my expiration dates to highlight red based on text criteria in an adjacent column. If E4="Low" or "Moderate" then D4 should turn red if the date is more than 3 years old. For the second part of the formula I had =TODAY()>=DATE(YEAR(D5)+3,MONTH(D5),DAY(D5)) If E4="High" or "Critical" then D4 should turn red if the date is more than 1 year old. I just don't know how to bring all of the elements together. all help is appreciated. |
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don't worry I worked it out with a lot of help from another forum
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