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Step 1 - Highlight the cells |
This example shows you how to identify the weekends when you have a list of dates. | ||
Select the cells you want to apply the conditional formatting to, in this case "B2:C12". |
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Step 2 - Enter Conditions |
Press (Format > Conditional Formatting) to display the Conditional Formatting dialog box. | ||
Select the "Formula is" in the first drop-down list and enter the formula "=$C3>$B3". | ||
You can either type the cell references or you can use your mouse to select the cell ranges. | ||
When you want to refer to the active cell you need to refer to the first cell in the highlighted range. |
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Press OK to apply the conditional formatting. |
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