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I have a production tracker which is used to maintain work done daily by employees in the project. There are multiple entries for same date in this excel. The thing is that my Manager wants week-wise attendance of employees in same excel but different sheet. There are four boxes named as...
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I have a report in which there are no. of dates given. In that report I have to find out any date which is greater than one month in past....and any date which is greater than six months in future..month should be given more importance rather than days. Because for e.g if today is...
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Plz help with a formula for conditional formatting..
I have an excel sheet in which there is a column of dates(MM/DD/YYYY)..
The formula should be able to highlight any date which is greater than one month in past. The formula[=today()-31] previously u gave did not work to my...
Hi....I need some more help plz...actually the formula which u gave to calculate dates is not working as per my requirement. I mean to say formula '=today()-31' catches a date which should not be supposed to catch...like eg. if today is 30 July...and in report I see the date as 1 June...It...
Hi...I want a formula which will calculate dates which will be greater than one month in past...irrespective of any date..and also calculate date which is greater than six months in future irrespective of any date..
could you plz help me with a formula which will work...as I want this formula...
Hi...I have query in my excel sheet...Its a transport delay tracker which I update as and when I receive email. I have to enter date, emp id, emp name, emp manager name, manager's manager name and place of residence of emp. I want a formula where I will select only the name of emp using drop...
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I have a report in which there is a column of dates in mm/dd/yyyy format. Here I have to find out any dates that are greater than one month in past with respect to current month. So I need to do a conditional formatting which will highlight the above criteria in red font. Whatever the...