May 13 2022 03:31 PM
I want to apply this format
=TODAY()-$J$4>300
for the whole column without the need to repeat this formula for each cell and changing
the cell name each time
May 13 2022 06:49 PM
Let's assume that you want to apply the conditional formatting to the range J4:J6, then select the range J4:J6 and then make a new rule for conditional formatting using the formula given below...
=TODAY()-J4>300
Notice the J4 in the above formula which must be the first cell in the selected range J4:J6.
May 14 2022 04:03 AM
How about if I want to highlight the cell of the current date on the calendar in the column
and make all the above dates invisible till I show them ?
other meaning the current date is highlighted at the top and above it the previous dates but invisible
May 14 2022 05:34 AM
It depends dates are sorted or not. If sorted, two rules applied to J4:J30 or so.
=$J4=TODAY() to highlight current date
=$J4<TODAY() and select same background and font colours.
May 14 2022 05:50 AM
May 14 2022 07:14 AM
To do that, assuming your dates start from cell B5 then select the date range and make a new rule for conditional formatting using the formula given below and click on Format on the conditional formatting window, go to the Number Tab and then to Custom and set the number format as ;;; (three semi-colons).
=B5<TODAY()
May 14 2022 07:29 AM
Okay nearly what i'm trying to do
I'm trying to make the current date at the top followed by the upcoming days
also trying to make it easy to expand all of the whole rows easily like toggling
Like one click it expands so I can get the whole column all things are visible
another click makes the rows invisible until the row of the current date
May 14 2022 07:46 AM
You may use in conditional formatting applied to column J use in rule formula references on values in column B .
May 14 2022 08:19 AM