crtk09

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Hey all,

I asked a question similar to this the other day, but have changed my approach and wanted to get some input.

Based on the date ranges in the table below, is it possible to use conditional formatting, or VBA, to color cells a solid color. Even better, if possible, can I use a gradient color?

Book4
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR
1ProjectProject Start DateCommissioningUATShadowingTarget Project Completion DateFeb-2022Mar-2022Apr-2022May-2022Jun-2022Jul-2022Aug-2022Sep-2022Oct-2022Nov-2022Dec-2022Jan-2023
2Software Enhancement1/1/20222/1/20223/1/20223/15/20223/29/2022
Sheet1


Thank you!! :)
 

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Still trying desperately to figure this one. Have also tinkered with PowerBI but to no avail :(
 
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