Conditional Formatting for 1st working day of the month

tonyshortleighton

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I have a worksheet that has a a row dedicated to working dates. I would like to apply conditional format that highlights the first working date of the month. Due to weekends and bank-holidays it isn't as easy as simply identifying the 1st of each month. Any thoughts on how I could apply conditional format to achieve this?

TueWedThuFriMonTueWedThuTue
19/03/201320/03/201321/03/201322/03/201325/03/201326/03/201327/03/201328/03/201302/04/2013

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