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Hi all,
My brain hurts from trying to work this one out, I'm no wizard like most of you on here. Anyway here's my problem...... hope someone can help. scheduledreleasedate 14/03/07 21/03/07 28/03/07 04/04/07 09 Jul 07 30 Apr 07 05 Apr 07 01 Apr 07 29 Mar 07 26 Mar 07 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 15 Mar 07 Grey 08 Mar 07 The dates along the top row are todays date +7days, +14days, +21days, etc. I need to ... if the scheduledreleasedate is for example 15 Mar 07 I would need to put a greyed out cell under the 14/03/07 cell in line with the 15th March row. Or just write the word grey. Basically, I need to put a grey cell on the row under the appropiate date, for example if the scheduledreleasedate is between 14/03 and 20/03 a grey cell would be inserted under the 14/03 column, if the scheduledreleasedate is 22/03 a grey cell would be inserted under the 21/03 column. I hope this makes sense to people. Anything that doesn't please ask. Thanks everyone for taking time to help. |
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Select B2:E13 (with B2 active), then apply CF using the formula:
=AND($A2=B$1,$A2<C$1) Format with gray fill OK out The above is the CF equivalent to placing this in B2: =IF(AND($A2=B$1,$A2<C$1),"grey","") then copying B2 across / down to E13 -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Angela1979" wrote: Hi all, My brain hurts from trying to work this one out, I'm no wizard like most of you on here. Anyway here's my problem...... hope someone can help. scheduledreleasedate 14/03/07 21/03/07 28/03/07 04/04/07 09 Jul 07 30 Apr 07 05 Apr 07 01 Apr 07 29 Mar 07 26 Mar 07 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 15 Mar 07 Grey 08 Mar 07 The dates along the top row are todays date +7days, +14days, +21days, etc. I need to ... if the scheduledreleasedate is for example 15 Mar 07 I would need to put a greyed out cell under the 14/03/07 cell in line with the 15th March row. Or just write the word grey. Basically, I need to put a grey cell on the row under the appropiate date, for example if the scheduledreleasedate is between 14/03 and 20/03 a grey cell would be inserted under the 14/03 column, if the scheduledreleasedate is 22/03 a grey cell would be inserted under the 21/03 column. I hope this makes sense to people. Anything that doesn't please ask. Thanks everyone for taking time to help. |
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To save problems with the last column use
=AND($A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Max" wrote in message ... Select B2:E13 (with B2 active), then apply CF using the formula: =AND($A2=B$1,$A2<C$1) Format with gray fill OK out The above is the CF equivalent to placing this in B2: =IF(AND($A2=B$1,$A2<C$1),"grey","") then copying B2 across / down to E13 -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Angela1979" wrote: Hi all, My brain hurts from trying to work this one out, I'm no wizard like most of you on here. Anyway here's my problem...... hope someone can help. scheduledreleasedate 14/03/07 21/03/07 28/03/07 04/04/07 09 Jul 07 30 Apr 07 05 Apr 07 01 Apr 07 29 Mar 07 26 Mar 07 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 16 Mar 07 Grey 15 Mar 07 Grey 08 Mar 07 The dates along the top row are todays date +7days, +14days, +21days, etc. I need to ... if the scheduledreleasedate is for example 15 Mar 07 I would need to put a greyed out cell under the 14/03/07 cell in line with the 15th March row. Or just write the word grey. Basically, I need to put a grey cell on the row under the appropiate date, for example if the scheduledreleasedate is between 14/03 and 20/03 a grey cell would be inserted under the 14/03 column, if the scheduledreleasedate is 22/03 a grey cell would be inserted under the 21/03 column. I hope this makes sense to people. Anything that doesn't please ask. Thanks everyone for taking time to help. |
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Good point, Bernard. Thanks !
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Bernard Liengme" wrote: To save problems with the last column use =AND($A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email |
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On Mar 7, 2:21 pm, Max wrote:
Good point, Bernard. Thanks ! -- Max Singaporehttp://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Bernard Liengme" wrote: To save problems with the last column use =AND($A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - .................................................. .................................................. ................................................. You guys are fantastic thanks very much for all your help. |
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Welcome, Angela.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Angela1979" wrote in message ps.com... You guys are fantastic thanks very much for all your help. |
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On Mar 7, 3:13 pm, "Max" wrote:
Welcome, Angela. -- Max Singaporehttp://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik ---"Angela1979" wrote in message ps.com... You guys are fantastic thanks very much for all your help.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi guys, I'm back again sorry. With reference to the above another column has now been added - just when I thought it was complete! Column D Contains either BAU or Project. I need to write if cells D contains Project cell to be black not grey? I have no idea if this is possible. |
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We can structure the CF to evaluate for cells containing "Project"
ahead of the earlier "dates within" criteria by setting it as Condition 1, then Condition 2. Try it this way .. Select B2:E13 (B2 active), then apply the CF settings: Cond1: =B2="Project" Format: Black Fill / White Font Cond2: =AND($A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Gray Fill -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- On Mar 8, 12:16 am, "Angela1979" wrote: With reference to the above another column has now been added - just when I thought it was complete! Column D Contains either BAU or Project. I need to write if cells D contains Project cell to be black not grey? I have no idea if this is possible. |
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A further thought ..
if Cond1 is to be evaluated simultaneous with Cond2, ie you want cells containing "Project" to be highlighted in black, but only if these cells also satisfy the earlier "dates within" criteria, then just change the previous: Cond1: =B2="Project" to Cond1: =AND(B2="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font Cond2 (no change) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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On Mar 8, 1:10 am, "Max" wrote:
A further thought .. if Cond1 is to be evaluated simultaneous with Cond2, ie you want cells containing "Project" to be highlighted in black, but only if these cells also satisfy the earlier "dates within" criteria, then just change the previous: Cond1: =B2="Project" to Cond1: =AND(B2="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font Cond2 (no change) -- Max Singaporehttp://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Hi Max, Thanks so much for you help. I have added the above as instructed however this does not work. Cond1: =AND(B2="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font I have changed this to: Cond1: =AND(B2:B1000="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font as the word Project could be anywhere in the Column. Sorry could be something I am mising, I have tried a number of different things but can't seem to crack it. Thanks again |
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I have changed this to:
Cond1: =AND(B2:B1000="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Ahh, don't change it, it works as given earlier <g Here's the full steps to re-try it, assuming your range to be conditionally formatted is B2:E1000 Select B2:E1000 (B2 active), then apply the CF settings: Cond1: =AND(B2="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font Cond2: =AND($A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Gray Fill Let me know here how it goes for you -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- On Mar 8, 7:53 pm, "Angela1979" wrote: Hi Max, Thanks so much for you help. I have added the above as instructed however this does not work. Cond1: =AND(B2="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font I have changed this to: Cond1: =AND(B2:B1000="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font as the word Project could be anywhere in the Column. Sorry could be something I am mising, I have tried a number of different things but can't seem to crack it. |
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Hi Max,
Sorry to be back again. It won't work, I think it may be something I am doing wrong but I can't for the life of me work this out. Here is full details A B C D E F G H I J K Scheduled catDef 19/03/07 26/03/07 02/04/07 09/04/07 16/04/07 23/04/07 30/04/07 07/05/07 14/05/07 01 Mar 07Project 07 Mar 07 Project 08 Mar 07 Project 15 Mar 07 Project 16 Mar 07 Project 16 Mar 07 Project 16 Mar 07 Project 16 Mar 07 Project 26 Mar 07 Project 29 Mar 07 Project 01 Apr 07 Project 05 Apr 07 BAU 30 Apr 07 BAU 09 Jul 07 BAU I have added the following conditions Condition 1 =and(b2="Project",$a2=c$1,$a2<d$1) Format Black Condition 2 =and($a2c$1,$a2<d$1) Sorry for being a pain .................................. |
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![]() I tried to tell you what column was what but the post hasn't posted correctly For your information Row 1 contains titles and dates Column A contains scheduledreleasedate Column B contains catDef |
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Angela,
Nothing will happen in col B as there's no date in the header cell B1. If you want the word "Project" to be highlighted by CF in col B as it is right now, simply add a 3rd condition: =B2="Project" with similar trigger formatting as Cond1. So your CF conditons set up would be: Cond1: =AND(B2="Project",$A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Black Fill / White Font Cond2: =AND($A2=B$1,$A2<B$1+7) Format: Gray Fill Cond3: =B2="Project" Format: Black Fill / White Font -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Angela1979" wrote in message oups.com... I tried to tell you what column was what but the post hasn't posted correctly For your information Row 1 contains titles and dates Column A contains scheduledreleasedate Column B contains catDef |
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