There is a date in January, which is still showing green
Conditional formatting to highlight cells for due date in 90 days not working
I have a training matrix setup which records training expiry dates, I have used conditional formatting to highlight cells which
- Are blank - training to be completed (yellow)
- Contain N/A (grey)
- Expiry is greater than todays date (green)
- Expiry is within 90 days of todays date (orange)
- Expiry is less than todays date (Red)
The formatting for 'due within 90 days' is not working, what do I need to fix?
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Anonymous
2024-01-15T13:57:19+00:00 Though cell format is date format, if it is a text. It can not be change to date value.
You may need to set date format first, then enter a date in that cell. Then it will be recognized as a date.
You may try reinputting a date.