Conditional Format to highlight entire row if a condition is met

G

Guest

I have a worksheet that has 25 colums. In column R I have a particular date
ie..01/01/2008, I need to have the entire row highlighted if column R falls
between 01/01/2008 and 01/31/2008. Can you please provide some guidance.

Thanks
Karen
 
B

Bob Phillips

Use a CF formula of

=AND($R1>=--"2008-01-01",$R1<--"2008-01-31")

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)
 
G

Guest

Pick a cell in the row and:
Format > Condtional formatting... > FormulaIs:
=AND(($R1>39449),($R1<39479))

Copy this formatting across the entire row.

Then attack the other rows.
 
G

Guest

I need this to look for a date(Column R) between the dates(Nov 1-Nov30) in
the entire Column of R and highlight the entire row, I wrote this formula and
it did nothing:

=AND($R:$R>=--"2007-11-01",$R:$R<=--"2007-11-30")

What am I missing?

Karen
 
G

Guest

This did not work.

Gary''s Student said:
Pick a cell in the row and:
Format > Condtional formatting... > FormulaIs:
=AND(($R1>39449),($R1<39479))

Copy this formatting across the entire row.

Then attack the other rows.
 
B

Bob Phillips

You select all the relevant rows starting at 1, and then use the formula I
gave.

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)
 

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