Conditional formatting using a date range

Fireguy5309

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Hi everyone, I am hoping to get a little help. I am trying to conditionally fomat a cell range to change colors if and when the system date exceeds the date in the cell. I can get it to change but can not get it to clear once I change the date in the cell. The cell is formatted to auto calculate a date by when training is due. Any help anyone can give me on this is greatly appreciated.

Fireguy
 

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What have you tried for the conditional formatting?

You should just be able to select the range, goto conditional formatting, select Cell Value is , select less than and enter =TODAY().
 
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Norie you are a god, thank you so much. Still a beginner excel user here again thank you so very much

Fireguy
 
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