Conditional Formating with Date Stamps

dharmalife87

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I need to know if new entries are made within the last 7 days. I do not need the date posted to my viewing just a highlight in my choosing of color. I only want the conditional format to last 7 days then it can go away to normal format. Is this possible or is there an alternative function available to solve same problem??
 

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Set your conditional formatting formula to be =A1>=today()-7 assuming A1 contains the date.
 
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Set your conditional formatting formula to be =A1>=today()-7 assuming A1 contains the date.


Nothing has the date actually on it. We have no need to know when the changes are made in the long run. I do need to know when recent changes are made so I can review them.
 
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Well if you don't record the date the change is made you can't know if it is in the last 7 days.
 
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