Excel Sharepoint Help: Conditional Formatting & Data Autofill

Sunshine8790

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hello,
I have a spreadsheet on Sharepoint that I'm trying to make work.

The purposes:
  1. To allow people from our building can add their name and birthdays.
  2. To have conditional formatting that automatically highlights all rows containing dates from the current month.
  3. To automatically populate corresponding cells in the month tabs so that you can go to say... March and see a list of everyone's birthday according to dates like a calendar - with dates of the month along the top (so column A is the 1st, B is the 2nd, etc... to the last day of the month). Column A would contain everyone with a birthday of the 1st of that month, etc.
I'm not sure how to get this to work. I'd like the main sheet to always highlight all rows (From B over, not A) for the current month, and always show all those highlighted rows at the top so they're together and not scattered.
And I have no clue how to get the month tabs to automate from the main sheet.

Any help appreciated.

This is the main tab:

Birthday Spreadsheet.xlsx
ACDEKN
1Today's DateNameBirthdayMonth
28/17/2023Example A1/1/199818
3This month's birthdays will automatically show highlighted. Example B1/1/199818
4Feel free to enter your name and birthday.Example C12/22/1980128
5Example D1/1/197118
6Example E1/1/199618
7Example F1/1/195718
8Example G11/19/1992118
9Example H11/26/1993118
10Example I4/4/199448
11Example J1/1/198018
12Example K3/23/199338
13Example 1/1/199318
141/21/197118
155/30/198458
169/22/198598
176/9/198768
186/11/199868
196/11/199868
201/1/198918
211/1/197118
221/18/197618
239/27/195098
248/29/200288
Main List
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A2A2=NOW()
E2:E24E2=MONTH(D2)
K2:K24K2=MONTH($A$2)


This is the January tab (all the other tabs are the same way as this one for each of the months):

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:AE1B1=A1+1


Here is an image of what the spreadsheet looks like:

1692294224505.png
 

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