Help with Conditional Formatting

silentnoise713

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Hi All,



I’m having challenges with getting a conditional formatting formula to work. Hope someone can help here 😊.



The use case is we have staff that that needs training/cert every 3 years. We’d like to have conditional formatting to identify when the person is 3 moths out to their Annv, 2 months out, and 1 month out. I’m looking at using IF(AND) condition but the values in F values, causing problems.



Column Setup:

A1 = Today()

C, D, E = calculated using DATEDIF($B3,$A$1,"Y"/"YM"/"MD")

F = C3/3 – this gets how many iterations of the 3 years notice was sent and the fraction .33 and .66 would indicate 1 or 2 years pass.

G = MONTH($B3)-MONTH($A$1) – this gets the month diff, negative is past while positive is approaching.




I am looking for a condition formal to determine where:

Column F = any value that contains *.667* and column G = 3 to turn Yellow

Column F = any value that contains *.667* and column G = 2 to turn Orange

Column F = any value that contains *.667* and column G = 1 to turn Red



Thank in advance for your help!
 
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