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Conditional Formatting is ignoring some date conditions.
Posted on 2014-01-29
MS Excel 2010 Conditional Formatting Rules Manager, I have 5 rules that check for the following date conditions:
There are two conditions that are no longer formatting... "<Today()" and Today.
These had been working until I HIDE columns K & L. I've tried unhiding and re-applying the conditional formatting but it is still not formatting.
See attached screenshot.
Conditional-Formatting.pdf
Cell contains a blank value - No Format Set
Cell Value = "<Today()"
Today
Next Week
This Week
There are two conditions that are no longer formatting... "<Today()" and Today.
These had been working until I HIDE columns K & L. I've tried unhiding and re-applying the conditional formatting but it is still not formatting.
See attached screenshot.
Conditional-Formatting.pdf
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