Highlighting adjacent cell ten business days (exclude holidays) after the date found in the cell beside it

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天涯浪人 2020-12-22 08:34

I have been trying to work on this with conditional formatting for a couple of days now to no avail

I have made it so that every time a \"FILE NUMBER\" is entered t

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  • 2020-12-22 09:09

    If you have the date you want to use as time=0 in D8, and the cell you want to format is C8, then select C8, and add a Conditional Formatting -> Use a formula to determine which cells to format and enter the formula =TODAY() > WORKDAY(D8,10).

    Notes:

    1. Using relative references in the conditional formatting (e.g., D8 instead of $D$8) allows for using the same condition for an extended range, specified under Conditional Formatting -> Manage Rules -> Applies To. You might need to select absolute referencing for columns ($D8), rows (D$8) or both ($D$8; unlikely), depending on your needs. You may also need to define several Conditional Formats. Check this and this.

    2. You might need to change the number -10.

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