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Joe

can I configure Conditional formatting to change color weekly?
 
I have a cell I'd like to change color every Monday as an alert to a
task is there a way I can do this using conditional formatting?


T. Valko

can I configure Conditional formatting to change color weekly?
 
Try this:

Conditional Formatting
Formula Is: =WEEKDAY(TODAY(),2)=1
Set the format of your choice

Every Monday the format will change to what you set. If today is not Monday,
no format is set.

Biff

"Joe" wrote in message
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I have a cell I'd like to change color every Monday as an alert to a
task is there a way I can do this using conditional formatting?




Toppers

can I configure Conditional formatting to change color weekly?
 
Try:

Select your cell and in CF:

FormulaIs: =weekday(Today(),2)=1 and set colour

"Joe" wrote:

I have a cell I'd like to change color every Monday as an alert to a
task is there a way I can do this using conditional formatting?



Joe

can I configure Conditional formatting to change color weekly?
 
On Feb 21, 2:52 pm, Toppers wrote:
Try:

Select your cell and in CF:

FormulaIs: =weekday(Today(),2)=1 and set colour



Thanks to both of you, so am I to assume that if I want to change the
day to Wednesday it would be =weekday(Today(),4)=1


Toppers

can I configure Conditional formatting to change color weekly?
 
NO ...=WEEKDAY(Today(),2)=3

the 2 signifies that Monday=1, Sunday=7

Look at WEEKDAY function HELP.

"Joe" wrote:

On Feb 21, 2:52 pm, Toppers wrote:
Try:

Select your cell and in CF:

FormulaIs: =weekday(Today(),2)=1 and set colour



Thanks to both of you, so am I to assume that if I want to change the
day to Wednesday it would be =weekday(Today(),4)=1




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