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Suppose you want to change the fill color of all cells whose date is equal to
the date in cell C1. Suppose all those dates are in the range A1:A100 To conditionally format your cell(s): In 2003: 1. Select the cells you want to format, A1:A100 in this example 2. Choose Format, Conditional Formatting 3. Choose Formula is from the first drop down 4. In the second box enter the formula: =A1=$C$1 5. Click the Format button 6. Choose a color on the Patterns tab (or any available option) 7. Click OK twice. In 2007: 1. Highlight all the cells on the rows you want formatted 2. Choose Home, Conditional Formatting, New Rule 3. Choose Use a formula to determine which cell to format 4. In the Format values where this formula is true enter the following formula: =A1=$C$1 5. Click the Format button and choose a format. 6. Click OK twice -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "brivera" wrote: what would a formula look like that compares differnt dates (different cells) to one specific date, please? |
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