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Day & date shading
Column A has dates; Column B has days of the week which come from
Column A. In other words, in B1 it says "=A1" and is formatted to give me the day instead of the date. How can I use conditional formatting to shade B1 gray based on the DAY, not the date, that shows up if it is a weekend? Thanks, |
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Day & date shading
Format/ Conditional Formatting/ Formula is/ =WEEKDAY(B1,2)=6
and set your grey shading. -- David Biddulph "michaelberrier" wrote in message ups.com... Column A has dates; Column B has days of the week which come from Column A. In other words, in B1 it says "=A1" and is formatted to give me the day instead of the date. How can I use conditional formatting to shade B1 gray based on the DAY, not the date, that shows up if it is a weekend? Thanks, |
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Day & date shading
A couple of ways and here's one.
Select your cell format|conditional formatting|cell value is| equal to ="Sat" set your colour and add a second condition for Sun Mike "michaelberrier" wrote: Column A has dates; Column B has days of the week which come from Column A. In other words, in B1 it says "=A1" and is formatted to give me the day instead of the date. How can I use conditional formatting to shade B1 gray based on the DAY, not the date, that shows up if it is a weekend? Thanks, |
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Have you tried that idea, Mike?
It would work if the cell contents were text values of "Sat" and "Sun", but they're not. They are dates formatted as day. If instead of =A1 formatted as day, B1 had contained the formula =TEXT(A1,"ddd"), then your idea would have worked, but that isn't what the OP has. Hence the suggestion of the "Formula is" option using WEEKDAY. -- David Biddulph "Mike H" wrote in message ... A couple of ways and here's one. Select your cell format|conditional formatting|cell value is| equal to ="Sat" set your colour and add a second condition for Sun Mike "michaelberrier" wrote: Column A has dates; Column B has days of the week which come from Column A. In other words, in B1 it says "=A1" and is formatted to give me the day instead of the date. How can I use conditional formatting to shade B1 gray based on the DAY, not the date, that shows up if it is a weekend? Thanks, |
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