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Paul
On Monday, March 7, 2016 6:45 AM, big smile <bigsmile...@gmail.com> wrote:
All are requested to take sort out or give solution to my this query please .
Thanks ..
On 6 March 2016 at 17:16, big smile <bigsmile...@gmail.com> wrote:
| | Hello Friends | | | | |
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| | In the attached file I want the conditional formating |
| | based on the two conditions | | | |
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| 1] | Which is if f5 cells falls within 15 days then | |
| | all cell from a5 to g5 become yellow | | |
| | which is at present working | | | |
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| | I want that this condition work only | | |
| | IF cell k5 is only " INF" | | | |
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| | If there is some thing in k5 | | | |
| | EX ---> Yes ,can,etc then | | | |
| | Conditional format should not activate | | |
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| | so what to add in present formula
Your Conditional Formatting rule in row 5 currently
has:=AND($F5>=TODAY(),$F5<=TODAY()+14)
simply add the condition to check for cell
K5:=AND($F5>=TODAY(),$F5<=TODAY()+14,$K5="INF")
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| 2] | I am making some wording with formula | | |
| | to send reminder to my clients | | |
| | which is given in cell b | | | |
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| | Ex -- cell b8
For your Formula in AN8, you can use a CHAR(10) to be a "Carriage Return".
so your formula looks like:=A8 & $AP$4 & CHAR(10) &
$AQ$4 & E8 & $AR$3 & CHAR(10) &
$AR$4 & J8 & CHAR(10) &
$AL$4 & TEXT(AL8,"dd-mm-yyyy") & CHAR(10) &
$AS$4
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| | I have copy that formula in B11 | | |
| | which shows how it looks at present | | |
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| | But I want that same wording in style -- in B14 | |
| | After | ----- | dash | | | |
| | they should come in next line of same cell | |
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| | The purpose is it looks nice when | | |
| | I copy & past to email or wts up | | |
| | or sms
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| | If possible can I have in formula pattern | | |
| | & not in module or macro . | | | |
| | So that I can change wording/ formula | | |
| | at any time | | | | |
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| | Thanks in advance | | | | |
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