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Conditional formatting based on date - not today's!

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    Conditional formatting based on date - not today's!

    Hi, I would like to know how to put conditional formatting for a row based on a date in that row, at least so that alternating days are coloured alternating colours. There might be any number of rows for 1 date so I can't just use the =MOD(ROW(),2)=0 formula. Date is which is in column I, if that helps!
    Maybe a solution could use even and odd alternating dates somehow? No idea! The only date/cf advice I've seen is for things based on today's date.

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    Harvey

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    Re: Conditional formatting based on date - not today's!

    =mod(<cell with the date in>,2)=0
    and
    =mod(<cell with the date in>,2)=1

    Should do it. Dates are only numbers after all, today is 40,067.

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