conditional formatting for dates in another column
I need to make the dates in a column turn green or red depending if they are complete. There is a box of due date of the deck, the deck completion date needs to turn either green or red, based off hitting the due date or missing it- OR if the box hasn't been filled with a date when it is due. HELP, please.
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Hi @Chasity
The way I would personally do this is to set up a checkbox column, then use a column formula to check the rows you want to be red:
=IF([Due Date]@row = "", 0, IF(OR([Deck Completion Date]@row > [Due Date]@row, [Deck Completion Date]@row = ""), 1))
Then you can set up Conditional Formatting on those checkboxes:
Cheers,
Genevieve
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Rather than try and explain in words here, I have created a very quick sample sheet of how you can get the right colours.
Set up a helper column with an IF statement which would return the colour you want the date to go, then use that helper column in the conditional formatting box. I have shown the formula I used in a column but I had to surround it with " " to get it to show (and not perform!) you don't need the " " around the formula...
I hope this helps
Kind regards
Debbie
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