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How To Use Conditional Formatting In Excel To Highlight Due Dates Next Week 🎨📅
Conditional formatting is very simple to do, but its impact is incredible. Using Excel conditional formatting you can highlight certain cells in a worksheet by using conditional formatting rules. The basic conditional formatting rules include font color, background color, text font size, border color, and shading. This tutorial will teach you how to highlight due dates from the next week using conditional formatting.
0:00 Start
1:15 Intro
2:00 Clear Conditional formatting
2:57 Highlight Due Dates
3:51 Custom Format
4:20 Refresh
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About Billy Wigley:
As a Microsoft Certified Trainer, Billy “Mr. Aloha” Wigley is a Microsoft Office Expert in Excel. After 5 years of actively traveling throughout the USA and other countries, leading public seminars teaching Excel skills to more than 65,000 professionals in over 100 cities, Billy became an online Premium Instructor in order to help even more Excel learners. With over 25 years of leadership experience, and from having resided in various cities worldwide, Billy Wigley is well-known around the world. With his strong USA and Colombian heritage, and many years residing in Hawaii, Billy Wigley takes pride in his multi-cultural background and being able to reach English, and Spanish speakers around the globe to share his Excel Aloha!
--Billy Wigley always says: "Don't Get Mad…Get Skills!"
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#dontgetmadgetskills #conditionalformatting
Conditional formatting is very simple to do, but its impact is incredible. Using Excel conditional formatting you can highlight certain cells in a worksheet by using conditional formatting rules. The basic conditional formatting rules include font color, background color, text font size, border color, and shading. This tutorial will teach you how to highlight due dates from the next week using conditional formatting.
0:00 Start
1:15 Intro
2:00 Clear Conditional formatting
2:57 Highlight Due Dates
3:51 Custom Format
4:20 Refresh
FREE COURSE
🔥Learn Excel Shortcuts, Tips, and Tricks that will make you money. I call them "money moves!"
🔥What would it be like to create a chart by pressing one button?
🔥What would it be like to easily create a slicer-controlled pivot table with a chart in just minutes?
🔥Conditional Formatting, PivotTable Tips, Data Validation, Keyboard Shortcuts.
🔥And much more!🔥
Let's keep on learning!
💪😃🌴
************************************************************
About Billy Wigley:
As a Microsoft Certified Trainer, Billy “Mr. Aloha” Wigley is a Microsoft Office Expert in Excel. After 5 years of actively traveling throughout the USA and other countries, leading public seminars teaching Excel skills to more than 65,000 professionals in over 100 cities, Billy became an online Premium Instructor in order to help even more Excel learners. With over 25 years of leadership experience, and from having resided in various cities worldwide, Billy Wigley is well-known around the world. With his strong USA and Colombian heritage, and many years residing in Hawaii, Billy Wigley takes pride in his multi-cultural background and being able to reach English, and Spanish speakers around the globe to share his Excel Aloha!
--Billy Wigley always says: "Don't Get Mad…Get Skills!"
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#dontgetmadgetskills #conditionalformatting
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