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Jun 22, 2017Conditional Formatting based on whether another cell is blank
I have set up conditional formatting for COLUMN E, to have the font turn red when the date is past TODAY's date. What i need help with now is to ignore that formatting when the user enters a date into Column F.
I have the opposite effect right now with =IF(F3<>"",E3<TODAY())
It turns red WHEN the user enters a date into column F, when I want the opposite to take place.
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- Logaraj SekarSteel Contributor
Hi Deleted,
Try this
=AND(E3<TODAY(),F3="")
- DeletedTHANKS!
- Deleted
Thank you so much for your help!
Better absolute references for columns, otherwise dates in F also could be in red
=($E3>TODAY())*($F3<1)