MISSING PARENTHESIS

[Kanmi]

=IF($I$11<=(1:60). please what is the missing parameter in the formular.
trying to use conditional formating to change colour if 1:60 days different
on the date entered in CELL I11. please can anybody advice on what to do.

 

[Jacob Skaria]

=TODAY()-A1<60

for formatting the cell entry if the date entered in A1 is less than 60
days..from today.

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[Bernard Liengme]

I read this as I11 holds a reference date and the cell to be formatted
(let's call is A1) holds a date
Cell A1 is be be coloured if its date is 1 to 60 greater than I11's date
With A1 selected, in the Conditional Format dialog use this formula:
=(A1-$I$11>=>1)*(A1-$I$11<=60)
Note that a conditional forma formula should return either TRUE or FALSE
best wishes

 

[Fred Smith]

The "missing parenthesis" is just Excel's guess at what is wrong.

Your problem is you cannot specify a range of values in the If statement the
way you did. You must use the And function, as in:
=and(i11>=1,i11<=60)

Regards,
Fred.