Multiple Conditional Formatting

Vishaal

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Hi, we have the following sheet where we want to use multiple conditional formatting

Sheet is
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DateOrderDateP NameTGQtyRecd. DateRecd. Qty
24/27/10876
34/27/1050027/04/2010TEST 129/4/20105504/27/2010500
45/9/1020009/05/2010TEST 216/5/20102005/20/2010150
55/9/1015009/05/2010TEST 316/5/20101505/17/2010150
65/10/1060010/05/2010TEST 417/5/2010600
75/10/1025410/05/2010TEST 517/5/20102545/16/2010254
85/12/1065412/05/2010TEST 619/5/20106545/18/2010654
95/12/1095112/05/2010TEST 719/5/201095106/10/2010950
105/12/1075712/05/2010TEST 819/5/20107576/15/2010757
Sheet2


first conditional formatting Result Sheet
D2:G2 will be yellow if there is delay or no entry (10 minute delay) and no colour when entry done and no color if get the entry in D2 and I2
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DateOrderDateP NameTGQtyRecd. DateRecd. Qty
24/27/10876
34/27/1050027/04/2010TEST 129/4/20105504/27/2010500
45/9/1020009/05/2010TEST 216/5/20102005/20/2010150
55/9/1015009/05/2010TEST 316/5/20101505/17/2010150
Sheet2


Second conditional formatting result sheet
I2:J2 will be green if F2 is equal to todays date or small then today and no color if entry done in I2
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJK
1DateOrderDateP NameTGQtyRecd. DateRecd. Qty
24/27/1087627/04/2010TEST 129/4/2010876Today is 29/04/2010
34/27/1050027/04/2010TEST 129/4/20105504/27/2010500
Sheet2


Third Conditional Formatting result sheet
if in coloumn B and G is there is difference in quantity then it will light blue
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJK
1DateOrderDateP NameTGQtyRecd. DateRecd. Qty
24/27/1087627/04/2010TEST 129/4/2010876Today is 29/04/2010
34/27/1050027/04/2010TEST 129/4/20105504/27/2010500
Sheet2
 

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I need a little clarification:

1. Condition
- What do you mean by "delay", you have so many date cells, how is the "delay" calculated?
- "no color" is the default state and doesn't need to be formatted. Correct me if I'm wrong.

For 2. and 3. Condition see Mini Sheet below:

Book1.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1DateOrderDateP NameTGQtyRecd. DateRecd. Qty
204/27/2010876
304/27/201050004/27/2010TEST 104/29/201055004/27/2010500
405/09/201020005/09/2010TEST 205/16/201020005/20/2010150
505/09/201015005/09/2010TEST 305/16/201015005/17/2010150
605/10/201060005/10/2010TEST 405/17/2010600
705/10/201025405/10/2010TEST 505/17/201025405/16/2010254
805/12/201065405/12/2010TEST 605/19/201065405/18/2010654
905/12/201095105/12/2010TEST 705/19/201095110/06/2010950
1005/12/201075705/12/2010TEST 805/19/201075706/15/2010757
Sheet2
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
I2:J2Expression= NOT( ISBLANK( F2 ) )textNO
I2:J2Expression= E2 <= TODAY()textNO
B2:B10,G2:G10Expression= $B2<>$G2textNO
 
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you are right

in the first condtion

D2:G2 will be yellow if there is delay or no entry in D2 (we will check if D2 is not filled with in 10 minute after getting the entry in A2) and no colour when entry done and no color if get the entry in D2 and I2
 
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Hi,
unfortunately you didn't answer my question, instead you posted the same answer.
you are right

in the first condtion

D2:G2 will be yellow if there is delay or no entry in D2 (we will check if D2 is not filled with in 10 minute after getting the entry in A2) and no colour when entry done and no color if get the entry in D2 and I2
Hi, we have the following sheet where we want to use multiple conditional formatting


first conditional formatting Result Sheet
D2:G2 will be yellow if there is delay or no entry (10 minute delay) and no colour when entry done and no color if get the entry in D2 and I2

If I should help, I need more information from you.
Please tell me, how is the first condition calculated.
 
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