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Conditional formatting to highlight already conditional formatted days

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    Conditional formatting to highlight already conditional formatted days

    Hello all
    I have a calendar that I'm using conditional formatting to highlight my days going to work and days leaving work. The formulas I use for the conditional format are these:

    =NOT(ISNA(MATCH(C23,firstworkday,0)))

    and

    =NOT(ISNA(MATCH(C23,lastworkday,0)))

    My question is... Is is possible to use conditional formatting to have the dates between these two formatted cells highlighted?

    My calendar is attached. I have office 2003 on this computer and office 2007 on another. Thanks!
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    auto populating cells?

    I think I'm on the right track.

    I created a new sheet with the dates I needed and named that range. My next question is...

    Can I have a date start then auto polulate the next 28 cells? Can I have a cell start with any number then make the next cells populate given any number?

    Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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    Re: Conditional formatting to highlight already conditional formatted days

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