Conditional Formatting Dependent on Dates

emw2368

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Hi,

I have 2 date columns in my worksheet, E and F. If 14 days have passed from the date entered in column E and there is no value in column F I would like the cells in column F to turn red. I tried to use the below formula but it doesn't seem to be working. Also when I click and drag the formating to cells below it retains the row number rather than updating to it's own row number


=AND(F2="",E2<today()-14)

Any help is much appeciated.

Thanks!

Edit:
Formula is =AND(F2="",E2< TODAY()-14)
</today()-14)
 
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Are you sure that the dates in col E are real dates?
Select col E & format as general, what do you see?
 
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Are you sure that the dates in col E are real dates?
Select col E & format as general, what do you see?

Hi,

The dates revert to numbers when I do this. The formula is working, but it is also filling F blank for blank rows. This is problematic as we use this worksheet to track cases(we expect 2000+ for 2019) so I will have to apply this formula to 2000+ cellsand then fill them out as time goes by. I’d like the cells to be white until thereis a case attached to that cell row. The case number is in column B.
Is there a formula that will turn F red if blank when todayis >14days from row E, but only when there is a value in column B?


 
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Try
=AND(B2<>"",F2="",E2< TODAY()-14)
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback
 
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