conditional formatting

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Kevin Carter

hi
i have a worksheet that contains a lists of employees in column A
in Row 7 i have the dates from 1/1/2013 to 31/12/2013
i am trying to conditionaly format the column so the weekends are coloured grey
i am using the foloowing formula as a conditional format rule but it is colouring every cell in the range

=WEEKDAY($N7,2)>5 format = fill grey

can some please tell me what i am doing wrong

thanks

kevin
 
Kevin Carter formulated on Tuesday :
hi
i have a worksheet that contains a lists of employees in column A
in Row 7 i have the dates from 1/1/2013 to 31/12/2013
i am trying to conditionaly format the column so the weekends are coloured
grey i am using the foloowing formula as a conditional format rule but it is
colouring every cell in the range

=WEEKDAY($N7,2)>5 format = fill grey

can some please tell me what i am doing wrong

thanks

kevin
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You say your dates are in row 7, but your formula uses column-absolute,
row-relative referencing. Switch the $ symbol between the column label
and 7: =WEEKDAY(N$7,2)>5

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