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Default Conditional Formatting using Formulas and WEEKNUM

Hi

this is what i also want but I want it to shade the whole row. Does anyone
know how to do that?
Thanks
Debbie

"Kirk" wrote:

Thanks. This wasn't the problem. I'm thinking WEEKNUM won't work in
Conditional Formatting. If someone can help there. (I may need to set up
dummy cells with the WEEKNUM values and compare them to each other.

Kirk

"Sloth" wrote:

Remove the quotes and it should work. Quotes usually appear if you forget
the first '='. I am not sure why, they just mess things up.

I don't use the analysis toolpak, so I can't tell if the problem is with the
WEEKNUM function (I doubt it is though).

"Kirk" wrote:

I'm trying to conditional format to highlight a date cell if its in the
current week.

I know whow to use WEEKNUM to check a week's number (1-53). I did check to
make sure the Analyst Pack was loaded.

The challenge I have is getting conditional formatting using formulas to
check the current cell

I'm trying the following formula: (In Conditional Formatting)
="WEEKNUM($C$4,1) = WEEKNUM($A$1,1)" with no results
C4 is the current cell, A1 is a refernce cell with TODAY().