Hello From Steved
L13=June L35=Dec
I used L13 for the first Day of the Monday for that month
for conditional formatting and yes I would like to be able
to put rules in conditional formatting to reflect 25th and
26th Dec falling on a Weekend, hence if the 25th fell on a
saturday , the following monday the 27th and tuesday the
28th to be the holiday day's.
Ok using conditional formatting how would I write to
reflect this please so that the cells will change to red
colour.
Thankyou.
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Hi Steved!
What date have you got in L13?
Anticipating; Do you have 26-Dec as a holiday as well? This affects
the substitution rules. Usually for 26-Dec falling on a Saturday or
Sunday, the substitute would be the 28th. [n.b if 26th is Sunday, then
25th is Sat and that takes the 27th].
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Regards
Norman Harker MVP (Excel)
Sydney, Australia
(e-mail address removed)
Hello Norman
Norman Yes 27-Dec becomes a Substitute and Thankyou
Your formula is only working for years 2006 and 2007
on 2004 it does not nor 2008, 2005 been on a Sunday.
I highlighted the Month Of Dec put your
Formula =DATE(YEAR(L13),12,25)L13=Jun and it will only
operate on years 2006 and 2007.
I have been trying out =DAY(L35)+24, L35=Dec formated
as "mmm" I put it in Conditional Format it will work. I
ran =DAY(L35)+24 on several years using Conditional
Format to change colour and it works.
Any Ideas
Thankyou.
-----Original Message-----
Hi Steved!
=DATE(YEAR(L13),12,25)
But what happens if, as with 2004, 25-Dec falls on a
Saturday or
Sunday. In that case is 27-Dec used as a substitute?
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Regards
Norman Harker MVP (Excel)
Sydney, Australia
(e-mail address removed)
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