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Question : Excel 2007 Conditional Formatting
I have two columns in an excel spreadsheet. One is "Due Date" and the other is "Paid". The "Due Date" column is a date. The "Paid" column is 'Y' or 'N'. Currently, I have conditional formatting set up to highlight the due date if it is less than TODAY(). This works fine.
However, I would like it to NOT highlight if the associated "Paid" column is 'Y'. As an added bonus, I would like the cell (B7 in example) below the "Paid" data to indicated whether all have been paid (ie. All 'Y' in column) with text that says "YES".
I have attached an example spreadsheet with the original conditional formatting included. Is this possible?
Answer : Excel 2007 Conditional Formatting
You only need one condition
Conditional format: =AND(A2<TODAY(),B2<>"Y")
Aplies to: =$a$2:$a$6
The relative references (in this case A2 and B2) always apply to the first in range, and adjust when you go down/right in the range.
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