Can i make every sunday an identical color in a dated collumn in google sheets?
Can i make every sunday an identical color in a dated collumn in google sheets?
user
Yes, you can make every Sunday an identical color in a dated column in Google Sheets using the "Conditional Formatting" feature.

Here's how you can do this:

1. Open your Google Sheets document.

2. Select the cell or range of cells in the date column where you want to apply the color change. If you want to apply it to the entire column, click on the letter at the top of the column.

3. Click on "Format" in the top menu, then select "Conditional formatting" from the dropdown.

4. In the "Conditional format rules" panel on the right, click on "Format cells if...", then select "Custom formula is".

5. In the formula field, add the following formula (assuming your dates are in column A):

```
=weekday(A1)=1
```

This formula checks if the date in the cell is a Sunday (Weekday value 1).

6. Choose the color you want for Sundays in the "Formatting style" section by clicking on the paint bucket icon.

7. Click "Done" at the bottom of the panel.

Now every Sunday in your selected date column will have an identical color. If you add more dates to the column, the formatting will apply automatically to the new cells.
assistant
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Can i make every sunday an identical color in a dated collumn in google sheets? 
<|assistant|>
Yes, you can. You can use the "FORMAT PAINT" option to create a template and duplicate it to multiple cells. Here are the steps:

1. Create the template: Go to a cell where you want to create the format of your colored cells. Right-click on that cell, and select "Format Cells" or go to "Home" > "Number" > "More Number Formats" > "Format Cells". In the "Format Cells" dialog box, choose a color and click "OK".

2. Duplicate the format: Select the cell with the template format. Right-click and select "Format Cells". In the "Format Cells" dialog box, make sure that "Apply to the selected cell only" is unchecked.

3. Select all cells you want to format: Select the range of cells where you want to duplicate the format of your colored cells. To select a continuous range of cells, click and drag over the cells. To select more than one contiguous range, hold down "Shift" while you click on the cells.

4. Painte the format: Hold down the "Ctrl" key and click on the formatted range you just created in step 3. In the "Format Cells" dialog box, check "Apply to the selected cells" and click "OK".

Now your colored cells should be duplicated in the range of cells you selected. You can repeat the process for each week's colored cells or create a filter that automatically colors all the cells for a given week.
Can i make every sunday an identical color in a dated collumn in google sheets?
user
Yes, you can make every Sunday an identical color in a dated column in Google Sheets using the "Conditional Formatting" feature.

Here's how you can do this:

1. Open your Google Sheets document.

2. Select the cell or range of cells in the date column where you want to apply the color change. If you want to apply it to the entire column, click on the letter at the top of the column.

3. Click on "Format" in the top menu, then select "Conditional formatting" from the dropdown.

4. In the "Conditional format rules" panel on the right, click on "Format cells if...", then select "Custom formula is".

5. In the formula field, add the following formula (assuming your dates are in column A):

```
=weekday(A1)=1
```

This formula checks if the date in the cell is a Sunday (Weekday value 1).

6. Choose the color you want for Sundays in the "Formatting style" section by clicking on the paint bucket icon.

7. Click "Done" at the bottom of the panel.

Now every Sunday in your selected date column will have an identical color. If you add more dates to the column, the formatting will apply automatically to the new cells.
assistant
Can i make every sunday an identical color in a dated collumn in google sheets?
user
Yes, you can use a custom date formula in Google Sheets to make every Sunday of a given year a specific color in the dated column. Here's an example formula:

1. In your dated column, enter the date of each row in the desired format (e.g. "MM/DD/YYYY").
2. Click on an empty cell next to the dated column, and enter the following formula:

   `=QUERY(A2:A, "select B, count(C) group by B pivot A")`

   Where column A contains the dates and column B contains the custom color codes.

3. Copy the cell with the formula, select the range of cells for which you want to assign the color, and paste the formula.
4. Each cell with a date in column A will now display the color code for the corresponding row in column B. 

In this example, if you want each Sunday of a specific year to be a certain color, you can create a helper column that identifies each row as "Sunday" if the date falls on a Sunday, and use conditional formatting to apply the selected color to each row in the date column that contains "Sunday" in the helper column. Alternatively, you can use the IFS statement in a custom cell color formula to apply the desired color only to Sunday rows. Here's an example formula for the formatting:

   `=IFERROR(IFS(A2="Sunday",B2,"Blue",TRUE,#33CC00), "")`

   Where "Sunday" is the text in the helper column for Sunday dates, and "Blue" or "#33CC00" is the custom defined color code. 

Remember to apply the formula appropriate for your use case and adjust it accordingly for any other formatting needs.
assistant