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You could do this with conditional formatting under the format menu
Assume the first "norm" is in B2 Select B2:E5 or E to whatever row with B2 as the active Cell Then do format=Conditional Format in the dialog, first dropdown, change Cell Value Is to Formula Is then enter =And(B$1<"",$A2<"",B$1$A2) then click the format button and select pattern tab, select black then OK your way out. This assumes your Day1 and so forth will actually contain real dates or numbers. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Chris" wrote in message om... This is a challenging task (for some). I would like to format a spreadsheet based on the column heading (date) and the row heading (task end date). In each of the cells there is the estimated work effort. I would like to black out the cells in a row past the project's end date. Example Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 End Day 2 Norm Norm Black out |
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