Conditional Formatting Issue

Mojo689

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  1. 2016
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I have a table in which I am setting conditional formatting for entire row if the date in column A is within the 3rd week of the month. It will highlight the date in column A but not the entire row.

Table is a mix (first row is A12, after column headers):
column A = date (each row is the Weds of each week)
columns B:E = are just text

With all rows in table highlighted (starting in A12), Conditional formatting formula is:
"=INT((13+DAY(A12)-WEEKDAY(A12-4))/7)=3"

This does the job and highlights the 3rd week of each month in Column A (yay), but not the entire row :confused: I really need the entire row highlighted

I've tried "=$A12=INT((13+DAY(A12)-WEEKDAY(A12-4))/7)=3"
I've tried "IF(...."
I've tried adding IF(WEEKNUM(...

What am I missing?
 

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While highlighting the whole area, try this:

=INT((13+DAY($A12)-WEEKDAY($A12-4))/7)=3


That's what I have already and it only formats the date but not the entire row (set to fill the entire row with color and bold the text). Table set up like this:

A B C D E
Jan 02
Jan 09
Jan 16
Jan 23
Jan 30
Feb 06
Feb 13
Feb 20
Feb 27
Mar 06
...


I also have formatting within this table to format any week that falls in July and August (basically grey out the entire row for each week/month). That is working just fine. Frustrating!!
 
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Sorry, that didn't come out looking right. Column A is the date, columns B to E are cells where text will be manually entered.
 
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