Conditional Formatting - Using Dates

buttonnose

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hi everyone,

i'm very new to this, hope u guys would be able to help.

i need to use conditional format for this i'm sure but do not know how & where to start.

i'm have this cell that has 3 different conditions. I know how to use different colors for different scenarios but my problem now is my criteria / condition involves date. to be precise, the SYSTEM DATE.

ok, say for example today's date is 9 Dec right? it is 20 days away from my deadline (29th) so it should be blue in color. so on and so fore.

how do i then write the method / conditional statement? pls advice. i hope i've explain it well.
 

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i have another prob now.

instead of using the SYSTEM DATE for comparision, I have to use date from a particular cell. is that possible? if yes, how?

besides that, i like to know why auto filter does not update automatically. or is it because there's an error on my side?

please advice. thanks a million!!!
 
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buttonnose said:
i have another prob now.

instead of using the SYSTEM DATE for comparision, I have to use date from a particular cell. is that possible? if yes, how?

besides that, i like to know why auto filter does not update automatically. or is it because there's an error on my side?

please advice. thanks a million!!!

Use the cell reference instead of Today()
 
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how do i reference that cell? for eg the cell is I.

like this?

Cell Value Is Equal to: I?

cant b right? please advice.
 
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