That last part should be:
Range("A1")= "Due Date past"
Range("b1")=reminder
Range("A2")= "EXPIRY DATE past"
Range("b2")=reminder1
Range("A3")= "RENEWAL DATE past"
Range("b3")=reminder


And remember to change the sheet name from Sheet 1 to whatever your sheet is
called
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"Paul C" wrote:

You want to use an Auto_Open

This would go in a Module in VBA (Not on This workbook or an individual sheet)

Sub Auto_Open()
A=1
reminder= "Rows "
reminder1 = "Rows "
reminder2 = "Rows "

Do while Sheets("Sheet 1").cells (A,11)<empty
if Cells(A,11)<Date then reminder=reminder & Cstr(A)&", "
if Cells(A,13)<Date then reminder=reminder & Cstr(A)&", "
if Cells(A,15)<Date then reminder=reminder & Cstr(A)&", "
A=A+1
Loop

Sheets.Add After:=Sheets(Sheets.Count)
if reminder="Rows " then reminder="None"
if reminder1="Rows " then reminder1="None"
if reminder2="Rows " then reminder2="None"

Range("A1")= "Due Date past"
Range("b1")=reminder
Range("A1")= "EXPIRY DATE past"
Range("b1")=reminder1
Range("A1")= "RENEWAL DATE past"
Range("b1")=reminder

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1

end sub


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"Zuke Kahn" wrote:

I have a spreadsheet used for managing dates and deadlines where Column K is for DUE DATE, M for EXPIRY DATE, P for RENEWAL DATE.

What I would like is to have a macro which runs automatically on launch to print a range called "reminder" if DUE DATE has passed today's date. The macro should check all cells in the Column K and then its should start from column M and print a range called "reminder1" if EXPIRY DATE has passed today's date. The macro should check all cells in the Column M and then its should start from column P and print a range called "reminder2" if RENEWAL DATE has passed today's date.


Any help would be most appreciated!

Thanks,


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