Here is the problem folks
If Today's date (in cell o2 or Today()) is older than the value date
(10/31/07) in L4 cell P4 shlould display "Still valid" and cells
between A4 thru P4 should display green
If Today's date (in cell o2 or Today()) is newer than the value date
(10/31/07) in L4 cell P4 shlould display "Quote Expired" and cells
between A4 thru P4 should display red.
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Per Erik Midtrød - 31 Oct 2007 19:31 GMT
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I'm not quite sure I understand; but you could try this formula in P4:
=IF(L4>TODAY();"Still valid";"Quote Expired")
Hopefully it will get you started.
Per Erik
crferguson@gmail.com - 31 Oct 2007 19:34 GMT
Assuming you have dates in O2 and L4, in cell P4 use this formula:
=IF(O2<L4,"Still Valid","Quote Expired")
Then just set the conditional formatting for cells A4 to P4 to a
formula:
Green formula:
=P4="Still Valid"
Red formula
=P4="Quote Expired"
Hope that helps!
Cory
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Bob Phillips - 31 Oct 2007 19:39 GMT
You don't say what happens when L2 is equal to today, so I assume that it is
still valid.
You need two things.
First you need a formula in P4 of
=IF(O2<=L2),"Still valid","Quote expired")
Then you and conditional formatting
-select P4
- goto CF, format>Conditional Formatting
- change the 2nd dropdown to 'equal to'
- enter Still valid in the textbox
- click the format button
- select the Patterns tab
- choose a shade of green
- click OK
- click the Add >> button
- change the 2nd dropdown to 'equal to'
- enter Expired in the textbox
- click the format button
- select the Patterns tab
- choose a shade of red
- click OK
- click OK
You are done.

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