Conditional format column based on header

grimmreaper

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Good day


Basically I want to fill the color of the column if the heading is Saturday or sunday. That is step one.


Step two is I want to have the average of each day.

montueswedthursfrisatsunmonaveragemondaytueswed
1 July2 July3 July4 July5 july6 july7 july8 july
0am til 1am125095111
1am until 2am77861788
etc.

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Where it says Mon 1 July is that in one cell? How do we know which year that is?
 
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Ah ive read it again. Try this conditional formatting formula:

=OR(B$1="sat",B$1="sun")

Apply it to =$B:$I
 
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