Hi All,
I'm trying to say something like this =(C$9+30<$D$67)+H$9<>x, which is
probably not close.
I want to make a H9 red when its past due. It's past due when C9 is
more than 30 days from the current date in D67 and not paid. It's
paid when G9 has an x in it.
C9 - date invoiced, i.e. 1/18/2007 (date format 18-Jan)
D67 - current date, i.e. 3/14/2007 (date format 14-Mar)
G9 - balance due, which should turn red if late
H9 - paid there's an x in the cell (general format)
Can anyone help with this formula?
Thanks,
Michele
Dave Peterson - 14 Mar 2007 19:56 GMT
maybe...
=and((c$9+30<$d$67),(H$9<>"X"))
or
=and((c$9+30<today()),(H$9<>"X"))
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mjones - 14 Mar 2007 21:29 GMT
Worked great! Liked the one with today() so I don't have to update
the date field all the time.
Thanks all!
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Trevor Shuttleworth - 14 Mar 2007 19:56 GMT
Close:
=AND(C$9+30<$D$67,H$9<>"x")
Do you want H9 red or G9 ? You said H9 in the description and G9 in the
example. Either case, it's the same formula
Regards
Trevor
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