Conditional format based on # of days from date entered

sburkhar

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I'm attempting to have my date turn red if 14 days have passed. I'm failing miserably.
 

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You can set up a conditional format to look something like<today()-14<today()-14

Code:
=A1 &LT; TODAY()-14


/AJ</today()-14<today()-14
 
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I thought about that, but I have some dates in there from April. I want the date to turn red if 14 days have passed from that date.
 
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Sorry. I'm confused now. Dates in April would correctly turn red based on the above formula. Otherwise, what date are you comparing against?

/AJ
 
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