Use a Named range
Look this up in your Help files...but basically highlight the list and in the namebox droplist type in a discriptive name for this Data list eg MyList
Then in your Validation = MyList
Please clarify what are you trying to validate, and where are you applying the Conditional Formating -- that is what you said in your original post you are trying to do -- right!
I want to check Holiday from book1 (Holiday data workbook) , if check date in book2 and column B in book1 <>"" it means that date is Holiday, I want to use Conditional Formatting to highlight that date in book2
I want to check Holiday from book1 (Holiday data workbook) , if check date in book2 and column B in book1 <>"" it means that date is Holiday, I want to use Conditional Formatting to highlight that date in book2
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