Conditional Formatting Assistance

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Was trying to enter in Conditional Formatting the following Using the
Formula Is: << c/f's perhaps don't take arrays - which In my case are
Holidays during the year>>



=if(Date($C$2,D$3,$C6)={$S$3,$S$4,$S$5,$S$6,$S$7,$S$8},True)



Is there a work-around -- I wish to conditionally format the Dates
listed in S3:S8.



Thanks, in advance
 
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Was trying to enter in Conditional Formatting the following Using the
Formula Is: << c/f's perhaps don't take arrays - which In my case are
Holidays during the year>>

=if(Date($C$2,D$3,$C6)={$S$3,$S$4,$S$5,$S$6,$S$7,$S$8},True)

Is there a work-around -- I wish to conditionally format the Dates
listed in S3:S8.

Thanks, in advance
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Select cells S3:S8 (S3 is the active cell)
Choose Format>Conditional Formatting
From the first dropdown choose Formula Is
In the formula box, type:
=S3=DATE($C$2,$D$3,$C$6)
Click the Format button, and set your formatting
Click OK, OK.
 
Uzytkownik "JimMay said:
Was trying to enter in Conditional Formatting the following Using the
Formula Is: << c/f's perhaps don't take arrays - which In my case are
Holidays during the year>>



=if(Date($C$2,D$3,$C6)={$S$3,$S$4,$S$5,$S$6,$S$7,$S$8},True)



Is there a work-around -- I wish to conditionally format the Dates
listed in S3:S8.



Thanks, in advance
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i would put next to your dates any sign ("x"?)
then in cond formatting in formula i would use vlookup
if it finds x then your conditioning criteria
mcg
 
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