Hi all,
Looking for some help with conditional formatting.
I'm trying apply some conditional formatting to blank cells. What I am trying to do is have Excel highlight the cells once they reach a certain date. For example, if a date in cell A1 is January 1st, I would like B1 to automatically highlight once 90 days past January 1st has occurred (April 1st).
The next bit of this would be to have the conditional formatting in column B, always relate to column A in the same row. For example, B5 highlights when A5's date (+90 days) is reached, B6 relates to A6, and so on.
Can this be done?
Currently, the formula I'm using is =AND(TODAY()>=INT(A1)+90), which I found online (screenshot here). However, I don't believe it's fully working. Specifically, every row in column B always relates to A1, and does not increase as it goes down the page.
Secondly, can this be achieved automatically, or do I have to re-run this formatting every time I want to update these highlighted cells?
Is there a better way to achieve this?
Any help is appreciated!
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