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    Complicated Conditional Formatting across 2 sheets help required

    Hello,

    I'm trying to adapt a premade attendance tracker from Excel. I thought it would be the quickest way but I am struggling with the conditional formatting formula I need. I posted the spread sheet below. I did not make this spreadsheet. I would like to use the information from sheet "Employee Leave Tracker" to highlight the calendar dates on the "Calendar View" sheet. I'm struggling to figure out how capture all the information I need. I attempted some IFAND functions, and a VLOOKUP function but can't wrap my head around capturing all the data.



    Example: 1st employee has a tardy listed on the "Employee Leave Tracker" sheet. I want that date to be highlighted a unique color vs. the other types of attendance options(leave early, absent, etc).

    Any help would be greatly appreciated! I posted this on some other forums but haven't received any feedback.
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    Re: Complicated Conditional Formatting across 2 sheets help required

    Welcome to the Forum MrMarkS23!

    Quote Originally Posted by MrMarkS23 View Post
    I would like to use the information from sheet "Employee Leave Tracker" to highlight the calendar dates on the "Calendar View" sheet.
    That is not very specific but I assumed you want to highlight any date on Calendar View where the selected employee in the dropdown in C2 has scheduled leave. I also assumed that's what you were trying to do with the rule for pink fill
    It seems to be working. When you select an employee in Calendar View C2, the leave dates are highlighted for Illness, Personal, Vacation, FMLA. There are no rules for the others types.

    What highlighting do you want that you are not already getting?



    Also, your thread is marked SOLVED but I assume that's a mistake because it's your first post and there are no replies.
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