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I have a column of days of the week. (Sat, Sun, Mon, etc.) Is there
any way I can automate changing the cell's color and/or pattern, based on whether or not the say is 'Sat' or 'Sun'? Thanks in advance, Tom |
cell color
Yes
Use Conditional Formatting select the cell(s) then pull-down Format Conditional Formatting... and then set the value and format. Note you can have multiple conditions. -- Gary''s Student "Tcs" wrote: I have a column of days of the week. (Sat, Sun, Mon, etc.) Is there any way I can automate changing the cell's color and/or pattern, based on whether or not the say is 'Sat' or 'Sun'? Thanks in advance, Tom |
cell color
Thanks. But I'm having a problem with it. The formula in my cell,
let's say F21, is "=A21". A21 is where my date is, but F21 is fomratted to give me the day of week. I can't get the conditional formatting to work unless I just replace the "=A21" with "Sat" or "Sun". I even tried setting the date to the date I want. And tht didn't work either. (I'm *trying* to set up my worksheet so that when I copy it for a new year, I only have to change ONE date, in ONE place, in column "A", and the rest of the spreadsheet automatically adjusts. But it appears I can't get both this *and* the formatting. At the same time. :) ) Am I doing something wrong? Not doing something that I should? Thanks, Tom On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 18:19:01 -0700, Gary''s Student wrote: Yes Use Conditional Formatting select the cell(s) then pull-down Format Conditional Formatting... and then set the value and format. Note you can have multiple conditions. |
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Excel has a function for that
Weekday(Serial_number,1) depending on international setting in US Sunday is 1 = weekday(date) provides an integer from 1 to 7 you can set your conditions on this "Tcs" wrote: Thanks. But I'm having a problem with it. The formula in my cell, let's say F21, is "=A21". A21 is where my date is, but F21 is fomratted to give me the day of week. I can't get the conditional formatting to work unless I just replace the "=A21" with "Sat" or "Sun". I even tried setting the date to the date I want. And tht didn't work either. (I'm *trying* to set up my worksheet so that when I copy it for a new year, I only have to change ONE date, in ONE place, in column "A", and the rest of the spreadsheet automatically adjusts. But it appears I can't get both this *and* the formatting. At the same time. :) ) Am I doing something wrong? Not doing something that I should? Thanks, Tom On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 18:19:01 -0700, Gary''s Student wrote: Yes Use Conditional Formatting select the cell(s) then pull-down Format Conditional Formatting... and then set the value and format. Note you can have multiple conditions. |
cell color
Works just great. Thanks so much.
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 07:46:07 -0700, Vacation's Over wrote: Weekday(Serial_number,1) |
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