Excel conditional formatting

Learn how to use conditional formatting with COUNTIF and COUNTIFS in Excel. Highlight desired cells with these formulas and download our example file.

To highlight dates that are "past due" you can use a conditional formatting rule that checks if the variance between two dates is greater than a certain number of days. In the example shown, three conditional formatting rules have been applied to the range D5:C12 with these formulas: =(D5-C5)

In this tutorial, I will show you two really simple ways to copy conditional formatting from one cell to another in Excel.

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Learn how to use conditional formatting with the average formula in Excel. Download the file and follow the step-by-step guide!

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