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Condtional formatting on 2 separate dates

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mfoster - 19 May 2008 15:59 GMT
I have a spread sheet that conatins hire dates in one column (A) and
termination dates in a separate column (AU). I want it to highilght the date
in column A if there is a termination date in column AU. Or even highlight
the name of the employee in column F if there is a termination date in column
AU. THANKS!!!
Bob Phillips - 19 May 2008 16:45 GMT
In F2 use a CF formula of

=ISNUMBER(AU2)

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>I have a spread sheet that conatins hire dates in one column (A) and
> termination dates in a separate column (AU). I want it to highilght the
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> column
> AU. THANKS!!!
mfoster - 19 May 2008 20:03 GMT
:-) Worked perfect! Thanks!!

> In F2 use a CF formula of
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> > column
> > AU. THANKS!!!
 
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