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Default Shading cells in a row based on another cell


Hi everyone,

I have a sheet that has seperate rows for task ETCs
followed by (on the same row) a column for days used, remaining etc an
then a column fo each day) - almost like a gant chart but in excel.

I have attached the spreadsheet to this post.

I need to program something that will go through each row, look at th
number in column B, ans then shade from column E onwards by tha
number...

in the top row I have manually shaded the cells required.

can anyoen suggest how I coudl acheive this with VBA?

thanks in advance,
Mat

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