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On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 10:13:38 -0500, StargateFan
wrote: On Sun, 9 Mar 2008 07:53:02 -0700, Joel wrote: A date is just a number with 1 equalling Jan 1, 1900. I assume the blank is returning a 0 which would be Dec 31,1899. Is this data a weekend??? Not sure I understand the question, since the cell is absolutely blank when there is no data in it. When user presses a "clear" button, 3 cells get emptied of all data which affects all the dates in the sheet. A5 is one of the 3 cells. So after that there is nothing in A5 at all, whereas the other date cells always have formulas similar to this (I found it was easier working with absolutes, so that is only change to original sheet's formulas): =IF($A$5<"",($A$5+1),"") [SNIP] Fixed! My solution wasn't elegant or anthing and don't ask me why it works, but it does the job. At some point just now, a flash bulb went off. Since it was the CF that was affected by a blank cell, or it seemed to be, then I just changed the formula to not depend on the contents of the empty cell<duh! I changed =(OR(WEEKDAY($A$5)=1,WEEKDAY($A$5)=7)) to =(OR(WEEKDAY($A$7-1)=1,WEEKDAY($A$7-1)=7)) and presto. When A5 is blank, row B4:G4 is now clear of all colour. Go figure ... :oD |
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