Conditional Formatting based on Month

KranerRyan

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I have a list of data from Jan 2014 - Dec 2018. Is there an easy way to use conditional formatting so all the Jan,Mar,May,Jul,Sep,Nov are filled Gray while Feb,Apr,Jun,Aug,Oct,Dec are Blue?

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Hi,

2 CF rules, one for Gray, one for Blue.

CF, use formula,


Book1
ABC
1For GrayFor Blue
2Jan-14TRUEFALSE
3Feb-14FALSETRUE
4Mar-14TRUEFALSE
5Apr-14FALSETRUE
6May-14TRUEFALSE
7Jun-14FALSETRUE
8Jul-14TRUEFALSE
9Aug-14FALSETRUE
10Sep-14TRUEFALSE
11Oct-14FALSETRUE
12Nov-14TRUEFALSE
13Dec-14FALSETRUE
Sheet417
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=ISODD(MONTH(A2))
C2=ISEVEN(MONTH(A2))
 
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