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    Automatic fill up

    Hello,

    In the attached file I would like to have dates appear, or marked with a color print automatically in the calendar page under each chalet reserved when they are entered in the dAta base called InfoReservation page .

    Is this possible to create a formula witrhout using macro or VBA?

    Thnak you

    Ley me know if you have any other questions

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    Re: Automatic fill up

    Hello.

    Are you still using Excel 2007?
    I'm not sure all functions I use are available in Excel 2007, but I will give it a shot.

    Select the range C9:AG28.
    In Conditional Formatting, select New rule,
    Then select "Use a formula to determine which cells must be formatted".
    Then, to highlight the cells matching date debut and chalet, use this formula in the box "Format values in which this formula is true":
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    Select formatting as desired and finish.

    I hope this helps you.

    Good luck!

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    Re: Automatic fill up

    Yes I do see it and can use it, but what I would like it to do is print the color on all the total of the days , even when its in 2 different months, so for example if the reservation is for 7 days , then there would be 7 cellule highlited.

    Is this possible?

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    Re: Automatic fill up

    Ohh yes and also I am receiving a ponctuation mistake in the formula, my excel is in english

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    Re: Automatic fill up

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    Re: Automatic fill up

    Hello thank you for the feed back, so yes I am using microsoft 365 , not excel 2007.
    I am still having isues with the formula it always sends back mistake in the formula but doesnt say what the mistake is.

    Thank you for your help.

    Pascale

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    Re: Automatic fill up

    What 'mistake'? It must say something.

    The formula is working in the attachment to post #2 - did you open that? You should copy the formula from the workbook, NOT the post.

    Attach a sample workbook with the 'problem' showing.

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