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Hi,
Hoping someone might be able to have the answer for this.
I managed to get my date coloured for when its past due, due and in the green but how do I make the empty sections not coloured.
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Ah ok.
I was messing around with it like that but because my form as checkered lines it turned it all into a solid colour, instead of white and cream.
Thank you for your help. I'll have set it individually or change my form to all white.
Is the rule listed at the top? Did you apply it to =$H$3:$H$349?
I've attempted this but no option for No Fill Colour and when I select No Colour or Clear button, still stays green.
Add a new rule with formula
=$H3=""
and No Fill colour.