happydonut
Board Regular
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2019
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Hello,
Could someone help me out here?
I have a sheet with the week number in A1 followed by the dates for that week (starting Monday) in B1 to Friday in F1. Each date has 4 cells with value below (i.e. in cells B2 to B5).
I also have the next week number starting in A10, followed by the dates for that week in B10 to F10... and so on.
Furthermore, I have today's date in cell J1, =TODAY()
What I want to do is, if the date in, for instance B1 is equal to todays date (J1), then the cells below B1 (B2 to B5) should have a background color.
I know how to do this (I did put a conditional formating for B2-B5 with a new rule using the 'Use a formula to determine which cells to format' - where I used if B1=J1.
My question is, can I copy and paste this conditional formatting, so that for each date, when it equals todays date, the cells below that date will be formatted as above?
Or do I need to put a new rule for each date?
Could someone help me out here?
I have a sheet with the week number in A1 followed by the dates for that week (starting Monday) in B1 to Friday in F1. Each date has 4 cells with value below (i.e. in cells B2 to B5).
I also have the next week number starting in A10, followed by the dates for that week in B10 to F10... and so on.
Furthermore, I have today's date in cell J1, =TODAY()
What I want to do is, if the date in, for instance B1 is equal to todays date (J1), then the cells below B1 (B2 to B5) should have a background color.
I know how to do this (I did put a conditional formating for B2-B5 with a new rule using the 'Use a formula to determine which cells to format' - where I used if B1=J1.
My question is, can I copy and paste this conditional formatting, so that for each date, when it equals todays date, the cells below that date will be formatted as above?
Or do I need to put a new rule for each date?