Hi from a rather fresh RSA,

Is there a conditional format formula for when a user changes the contents
of the cell i.e date of birth was 1972/01/22 and they change it to 1982/01/22
?

Thanks

A cell has no memory so it would not know what the previous value was.

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"Sunnyskies" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi from a rather fresh RSA,
>
> Is there a conditional format formula for when a user changes the contents
> of the cell i.e date of birth was 1972/01/22 and they change it to
> 1982/01/22
> ?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>

No, you can't do this with conditional formatting, as Excel does not
remember the previous contents of a cell once it has been edited. You
might be able to do it with a change event macro - perhaps
the .programming group might be able to supply a solution.

Pete

On Jun 18, 10:08*am, Sunnyskies <Sunnysk...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> Hi from a rather fresh RSA,
>
> Is there a conditional format formula for when a user changes the contents
> of the cell i.e date of birth was 1972/01/22 and they change it to 1982/01/22
> ?
>
> Thanks