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I have the following basic spreadsheet, and I wanted to use conditional
formating to color the relevant cells Green, but in the example given I can only apply green to Jan 1 2 3 4 5 A Start End Jan Feb Mar (etc) B 01/01/10 02/02/10 |
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I think you have your rows and columns mixed up to start with.
Columns are the letters across the top and rows are the numbers down the left side. Which would be the relevant cells and how do you decide? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 17:03:02 -0700, english4518 wrote: I have the following basic spreadsheet, and I wanted to use conditional formating to color the relevant cells Green, but in the example given I can only apply green to Jan 1 2 3 4 5 A Start End Jan Feb Mar (etc) B 01/01/10 02/02/10 |
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Hi English,
Excel 2007 - The following will format Jan and Feb green, assuming that the column head for Jan is actually 1/1/2010 - with a custom format of "mmm" to display as "Jan" - and so on for all of the column heads, beginning with C1 through N1 for December - 12/1/2010 custom format of "mmm" to display as "Dec". Next select cell C2 through the last cell in the range to be conditionally formatted; from the Home ribbon select Conditional Formatting/New Rule/Use a formula to determine which cells to format/ paste the following formula into Format values where this formula is true: =IF(OR(AND(MONTH(C$1)=MONTH($A2),YEAR(C$1)=YEAR($A 2)),AND(MONTH(C$1)=MONTH($B2),YEAR(C$1)=YEAR($B2)) ),1,"") then select the desired formatting. for the row where 1/1/2010 is start, and 2/2/2010 is end - both Jan and Feb will be formatted. In your original post you mention that Jan is formatted - is that what you are wanting, or what you want to fix? Additional logic can be added to fit your needs - however you need the cells to be conditionally formatted. Hope this helps. -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Peggy Shepard "english4518" wrote: I have the following basic spreadsheet, and I wanted to use conditional formating to color the relevant cells Green, but in the example given I can only apply green to Jan 1 2 3 4 5 A Start End Jan Feb Mar (etc) B 01/01/10 02/02/10 |
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