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i am trying to have a bill sheet inform me of upcoming payments of different
bills. is there a way to crreat a formula that will do just that. to remind me of an upcoming pay event at least 4 days before the actual bill pay period? |
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With your date in A1, enter the following formula in B1:
=IF(AND(A1=TODAY()-4,A1<=TODAY()),"payment due","") You could use the same first part of the formula for conditional formatting in either A1 or B1. "Colin2u" wrote: i am trying to have a bill sheet inform me of upcoming payments of different bills. is there a way to crreat a formula that will do just that. to remind me of an upcoming pay event at least 4 days before the actual bill pay period? |
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what part of the formula is consider to be the first part?
"Martin P" wrote: With your date in A1, enter the following formula in B1: =IF(AND(A1=TODAY()-4,A1<=TODAY()),"payment due","") You could use the same first part of the formula for conditional formatting in either A1 or B1. "Colin2u" wrote: i am trying to have a bill sheet inform me of upcoming payments of different bills. is there a way to crreat a formula that will do just that. to remind me of an upcoming pay event at least 4 days before the actual bill pay period? |
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=AND(A1=TODAY()-4,A1<=TODAY())
"Colin2u" wrote: what part of the formula is consider to be the first part? "Martin P" wrote: With your date in A1, enter the following formula in B1: =IF(AND(A1=TODAY()-4,A1<=TODAY()),"payment due","") You could use the same first part of the formula for conditional formatting in either A1 or B1. "Colin2u" wrote: i am trying to have a bill sheet inform me of upcoming payments of different bills. is there a way to crreat a formula that will do just that. to remind me of an upcoming pay event at least 4 days before the actual bill pay period? |
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