Change cell colour by week

xlqs

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Hi, I am trying to figure out how to change the cell colour by what week it is.
So in the top row I have the week number (atm just a number, no special formating) and I would like that cell to change colour as the week goes by. I've tried a few different formulas with little success (week 25, 26, 27 in the picture).

Grateful for any help and tips!
 

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@xlqs. Welcome.
Something like below?

MrExcel July.xlsm
BCDEFGHI
1
22526272829
3
4
Sheet3
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C2:I2Expression=AND(C2>0,C2<=WEEKNUM(TODAY(),1))textNO
 
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@xlqs. Welcome.
Something like below?

MrExcel July.xlsm
BCDEFGHI
1
22526272829
3
4
Sheet3
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C2:I2Expression=AND(C2>0,C2<=WEEKNUM(TODAY(),1))textNO
I tried that formula but with no effect. Do I need to lable the weeks as dates? I've tried looking in to this too, but not sure how I do that without needing to add the actual date of each week.
 
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That exact formula, or suitably edited to match the first cell of your CF applies to range?
 
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That exact formula, or suitably edited to match the first cell of your CF applies to range?
edited to match my range. Do I need to write the formula in Swedish if the excel is in swedish? Or do english formulas work also? I tried posting this question in swedish but was told by the website I'm not allowed to do that since I asked it in english already.
 
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I honestly don't know what impact would be if you are using Swedish Excel.
I do not see any reason why equivalent 'Swedish' formulas should not exist and work.
I assume that at least, your regional delimiter will be different, ie not a comma?
The numbers in my example are just 25, 26 27... in General format.
 
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Hi, I am trying to figure out how to change the cell colour by what week it is.
So in the top row I have the week number (atm just a number, no special formating) and I would like that cell to change colour as the week goes by. I've tried a few different formulas with little success (week 25, 26, 27 in the picture).
From that statement I am not able to understand which cells should change color and in which condition.
Could you attach an image with more conditions an more colors and explain in some more details?
 
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Do I need to write the formula in Swedish if the excel is in swedish?
Yes you will which is
Excel Formula:
=OCH(C2>0;C2<=VECKONR(IDAG();1))
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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