D dimka New Member Joined May 24, 2004 Messages 45 Dec 15, 2005 #1 I need a formula or a macro the would give me the fallowing results i have a column with dates, what i need is , if at any month the date is greater then the 15th highlighte the entire row. Thank you for your help
I need a formula or a macro the would give me the fallowing results i have a column with dates, what i need is , if at any month the date is greater then the 15th highlighte the entire row. Thank you for your help
Norie Well-known Member Joined Apr 28, 2004 Messages 76,056 Office Version 365 Platform Windows Dec 15, 2005 #2 Why not use conditional formatting? Select the entire range. Goto Format>Conditional formatting, select Formula is and enter something like this =DAY($A1)>15 Then format as required. Change A to reflect the column with the date and you might have to change the 1 to deal with headers or if the data starts on a different row.
Why not use conditional formatting? Select the entire range. Goto Format>Conditional formatting, select Formula is and enter something like this =DAY($A1)>15 Then format as required. Change A to reflect the column with the date and you might have to change the 1 to deal with headers or if the data starts on a different row.
texasalynn Well-known Member Joined May 19, 2002 Messages 8,458 Dec 15, 2005 #3 create a conditional format highlight a rows you need and select format - conditional format change to formula is and put in this formula =DAY($F1)>14 adjust F1 to cell where you have the date. Then put in a format for true condition.
create a conditional format highlight a rows you need and select format - conditional format change to formula is and put in this formula =DAY($F1)>14 adjust F1 to cell where you have the date. Then put in a format for true condition.
D dimka New Member Joined May 24, 2004 Messages 45 Dec 15, 2005 #4 thats good, but i need entire row to be highlighted and its a column of dates not just one date
farnuckl Board Regular Joined Dec 16, 2003 Messages 127 Dec 15, 2005 #5 Yes, just follow Norrie's instructions and it will work just like you want. -farnuckl
Norie Well-known Member Joined Apr 28, 2004 Messages 76,056 Office Version 365 Platform Windows Dec 15, 2005 #6 Well like I said select the entire range/row.