Workday function

Snowy1

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Hi

Have input the folloing conditioning format in cell B4 and have used the TODAY function.

=TODAY()-A4>30

What i want is exactly the same but to count working days.

I want cell B4 to go red 30 working days after the date input in A4.

Can anyone assist?


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Maybe something like this?
Code:
=WORKDAY(A4,30)<=TODAY()
 
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I will give that a go when back in office.
After discussing with colleague I have another question.
We want b4 to go red after 30 days to highlight overdue but if a date is entered into b4 less than 30 days it doesn’t go red - is that possible ?
 
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We want b4 to go red after 30 days to highlight overdue but if a date is entered into b4 less than 30 days it doesnÂ’t go red - is that possible ?
Maybe something like:
Code:
=WORKDAY(A4,30)<=IF(B4>0,B4,TODAY())
 
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Hi I have given it a go but doesn't appear to work - is there a way of uploading an excel file as example?
 
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If you cannot get that to work, please just describe a few actual examples (i.e. tell us a few values and what you expect to happen in each case).
 
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Many Thanks for your help - will have a go at explaining further:

A B
1 01/07/18 Need a formula here that the cell goes red 30 working days from the date entered in A1 if a date is not entered in B1. Also B1 Needs to remain red if date entered is > 30 working days from date in A1. If B1 date < 30 working days no fill .

As well as above it would be the ideal solution if B1 could also turn amber warning 25 working days from date in A1, then above <> 30 days still applies?

Thanks for your patience.
 
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sorry hasn't come out as i typed it. Will try again

Many Thanks for your help - will have a go at explaining further:

A
01/07/18


If we say above is A1, i then need a formula in B1 where the cell goes red 30 working days from the date entered in A1 if a date is not entered in B1.
Also B1 Needs to remain red if date entered is > 30 working days from date in A1. If B1 date < 30 working days no fill .

As well as above it would be the ideal solution if B1 could also turn amber warning 25 working days from date in A1, then above <> 30 days red or no fill still applies?

Thanks for your patience.
 
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