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Moving Data Automaticaly

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JohnM - 25 Nov 2007 09:40 GMT
Can you help

I have a table (part shown below) the Date and Day moves automaticaly to
left at midnight - is it possible to get the rest of the data to move as well

25-Nov        26-Nov        27-Nov        28-Nov   
Sun        Mon        Tue        Wed   
        07:00                07:00   
                TBA           
on    off    on    off    on    off    on    off
                        1    1
        1    1               
                           
                        1    1
                           
                1    1       
        1            1       
                1    1       
        1            1       

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Bernard Liengme - 25 Nov 2007 13:43 GMT
Please explain meaning of "date and day MOVES to left"
Are you using conditionally formatting to highlight the cell with the
current date?
best wishes
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JohnM - 25 Nov 2007 13:59 GMT
No I have =today() in the first date box and then the cell number + 1 in the
rest - as the date changes so everything moves across
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> Please explain meaning of "date and day MOVES to left"
> Are you using conditionally formatting to highlight the cell with the
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Bernard Liengme - 25 Nov 2007 20:23 GMT
Copy the row with the date down to the next row; format the new cell with
Custom Format of dddd to give Sunday, Monday,....

In A3 enter =NOW() and format as time

Not sure what else you want.
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> No I have =today() in the first date box and then the cell number + 1 in
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