Thanks, Ron. This does exactly what I asked for. After entering it, I
realized that I need to refine the requirements.
Column B contains the date that a documents was sent out for review. In
Column C I enter the date that the reviewed document was returned. To
visually flag if a document has not been returned within 14 days, I have
applied conditional formatting to the individual cells of column C as follows:
=AND(C2="",TODAY()>B2+14) format RED
What I would like C1 to show is if any of the cells of column C is RED
without having to scroll all the cells. The last row presently is 150, but as
the worksheet grows, there will be more of a chance of missing a red cell.
Hope this is clear.
Regards,
David
Ron Coderre said:
Try this:
Select cell B1
Then, from the Excel main menu:
<format><conditional formatting>
Condition 1: Click the drop down and set:
Formula is: =COUNTIF($B$2:$B$150,">"&TODAY())
Click the [format..] button and set the format you want
Click the [OK] buttons to finish
Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron
XL2002, WinXP
:
Cells B2 to B150 contain dates. Is it possible to apply conditional
formatting to B1 so that it turns red if any of the dates in B2:B150 are
greater than TODAY()? If so, what is the formula?
TIA
David