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Hi,
try this (sorry for any translation mistakes, I use a Swedish Excel version). Put some dates in column AE (for example). Lets say you reserve AE2:AE99 for this. Enter 1st of June 2011 (in your date format) in cell AE2 (just for test purpose later) Mark cells C12:Y44. Select menu "Start / Conditional formatting / Create new rule". Select the last alternative "Determine what cells should be formatted using a formula". Enter this formula: =IF(VLOOKUP(C12,$AE$2:$AE$99,1,FALSE())=C12,TRUE() ) and select an ugly colour to highlight your special dates.Press OK and now you should see 1st of June highlighted ![]() Kind regards Bjorn |
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Unfortunately it didn't work, i get an error when i type the formula saying the formula contains an error :P
Perhaps there's a typo in your formula or did I do something wrong. Thanks for the reply. |
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