Basic Conditional Formatting

Wardylewis

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Good Afternoon,

I am currently attempting to update a spreadsheet with conditional formatting. However I am becoming stuck with a simple problem.

We have a column which has the date a letter is received which starts at E7 we then have another column which states when a letter has been responded to which starts in F7.

Basically I have managed to set the sheet to say if E7 date received exceeds 14 days to turn red. What I am after now is that if any date is entered in F7 then the conditional formatting stops.

I hope somebody can help.

Lewis.
 

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