I have a list of dates in ascending order, with quite a few duplicates, and I want to bold the first one of every unique date. (e.g. May 1st, May 1st, May 2nd, May 3rd, May 3rd)
I wanted to bold another column based on the last unique one in this one and was able to achieve it after a little research by simply using the formula =$A1 < $A2
. That idea doesn't seem to work here though as =$A1 > $A0
gives an error message. How do you do this?
Edit: I'm using Excel 2007.
Assume the dates are contained in the cells A2
, A3
, A4
... (due to the nature of the formula we need a header line and thus A1
is not in the range). The column you want to format is column B
.
B2
to B?
=$A2<>$A1
Now only the first unique line (based on criterion in column A
) is formatted differently.