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Sorry for my tardiness.

Thank you once again!

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Experts, I have a report with control source of [DisbRQDate] and named txtDisbRQDate<br />
It is a date field. <br />
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How can I shade the ones that are not equal to eachother? &nbsp;<br />
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ie:<br />
12/2/14<br />
12/2/14<br />
12/10/14<br />
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I want to shade the one that is 12/10/14<br />
There will always be 2 that will match and one that will not match. &nbsp;<br />
I imagine i need to craft some sort of expression in the conditional formatting part.<br />
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thank you
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Experts, I have a report with control source of [DisbRQDate] and named txtDisbRQDate
It is a date field. 

How can I shade the ones that are not equal to eachother?  

ie:
12/2/14
12/2/14
12/10/14

I want to shade the one that is 12/10/14
There will always be 2 that will match and one that will not match.  
I imagine i need to craft some sort of expression in the conditional formatting part.

thank you

Conditional Format on a report

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