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Default Dates: How to check if date value is 10 months and or 1 year old?

I have read so many posts but i am not grasping the use of dates.
My problem seems simple, in my mind, but it is not in excel.
I have a worksheet that will have dates in a range and each date needs to be
checked for expiration, is it 10 months and or 1 year old from current date
(current date is every/any day I use the workbook).

Any help is appreciated!

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Rick
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Office 2007

 
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