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Default complex color fill conditions- if statements or complex formula?

I have a row of dates that I wish to have flled once a condition has been
met. ( i have excel 2003)

Example
A1:A25 have various dates 01/02/09 thru 06/05/09.(dates will change
according to deadlines)

A124 has a date of 10/25/09.
When the A1:A25 fields dates change to say 10/25/09, I want the entire
column, A1:A124 to change a particular color.

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Default complex color fill conditions- if statements or complex formula?

When the A1:A25 fields dates change to say 10/25/09

When *all* of the dates are 10/25/09 or when *any* date is 10/25/09?

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I have a row of dates that I wish to have flled once a condition has been
met. ( i have excel 2003)

Example
A1:A25 have various dates 01/02/09 thru 06/05/09.(dates will change
according to deadlines)

A124 has a date of 10/25/09.
When the A1:A25 fields dates change to say 10/25/09, I want the entire
column, A1:A124 to change a particular color.



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