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=if(c1<today(),"Expired","Valid") Regards, Fred "Khalid A. Al-Otaibi" wrote in message ... I am working on a Huge Date requested by the Management, but I stopped working due to the data requested is hard to finalized it. It really need a Genius to create a formulas; Its more than one formulas, but I am sure that you can create it. Youre much better than me, and thank you in advance; Lets say for Example; . A B C D 1 Mr. MMM 01/01/2010 01/01/2011 ????? in Column (A), The employee Name in Column (B), The Driving license issue Date in Column (C), The Driving license Expire Date In Column (D), I need a Formula that show me wither the employees driving license is Valid or Expire, For Example; it will be valid until 01/01/2011. When this date comes the Formula will change the result (The Cell) into Expired. Your help is highlight appreciated. |
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