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pearson Sickness Analysis 06-03-2010, 03:35 PM
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    Re: Sickness Analysis

    The following is based on you starting in cell C20 and copying the conditional formatting to the rest of the calendar...
    =C20=INDEX(All_Staff,MATCH($G$7,INDEX(All_Staff,0,1)),MATCH(C20,INDEX(All_Staff,MATCH($G$7,INDEX(All_Staff,0,1)),0)))

    Basically it finds the row for that employee and sees if that cell's date is in the row of data for that employee.

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    Re: Sickness Analysis

    Thanks for your speedy reply, really appreciate you looking at this! However when i input your formula into conditional formatting into cell C20 as advised the error of "You may not use unions, intersections, or array constants for conditional formatting criteria" . Any suggestions on why this error would appear or am I doing something wrong here?
    This was tested in office 2007 however it will be used within a 2003 environment if that makes any difference.
    Again really appreciate it!

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