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Hi, part of my worksheet has the following:
A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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Andrew,
Have you checked out conditional formatting? In there, you should select something that says "Format cells that are equal to" or similar, and insert =Today() into the field. Then select how you want it formatted Then apply that cell's formatting across all the other cells. Rob "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, part of my worksheet has the following: A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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Hi Rob, i've tried that already. Problem is, if this month is July (from 1st
until 30th) then the cell where i had placed the date (07/01/2008) will only change colour if today is 1st July 2008. What about the remaining days in the month? My objective is to have the cell with the month displayed to remain highlighted as long as it is equal to the current month. Does it make sense? "RobN" wrote: Andrew, Have you checked out conditional formatting? In there, you should select something that says "Format cells that are equal to" or similar, and insert =Today() into the field. Then select how you want it formatted Then apply that cell's formatting across all the other cells. Rob "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, part of my worksheet has the following: A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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Ahh! Now I see what you ant. But I see you're problem's solved.
Rob "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi Rob, i've tried that already. Problem is, if this month is July (from 1st until 30th) then the cell where i had placed the date (07/01/2008) will only change colour if today is 1st July 2008. What about the remaining days in the month? My objective is to have the cell with the month displayed to remain highlighted as long as it is equal to the current month. Does it make sense? "RobN" wrote: Andrew, Have you checked out conditional formatting? In there, you should select something that says "Format cells that are equal to" or similar, and insert =Today() into the field. Then select how you want it formatted Then apply that cell's formatting across all the other cells. Rob "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, part of my worksheet has the following: A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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Assume the dates are in the range A1:L1
Select the range A1:L1 Goto FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the little box to the right: =MONTH(A1)=MONTH(NOW()) Click the Format button Select the Patterns tab Select the fill color of your choice OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, part of my worksheet has the following: A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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you're on a roll...thanks!
"T. Valko" wrote: Assume the dates are in the range A1:L1 Select the range A1:L1 Goto FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the little box to the right: =MONTH(A1)=MONTH(NOW()) Click the Format button Select the Patterns tab Select the fill color of your choice OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, part of my worksheet has the following: A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "andrew" wrote in message ... you're on a roll...thanks! "T. Valko" wrote: Assume the dates are in the range A1:L1 Select the range A1:L1 Goto FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the little box to the right: =MONTH(A1)=MONTH(NOW()) Click the Format button Select the Patterns tab Select the fill color of your choice OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, part of my worksheet has the following: A B C .... 01/01/2008 02/01/2008 03/01/2008 .... until December. All twelve cells (Jan-Dec) are formatted with mmmm to display the month text accordingly. I would like the particular cell to be highlighted with colour of choice when the cell equals to current month. I.e. if today is within the month of July 2008, the particular cell (07/01/2008) will have a coloured background. Any ideas? |
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