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Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a
contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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With your expiry date in a1 try this
=IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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And for the highlight, use conditional formatting...Cell value is equal to
"Expired"...and set the desired format for the highlight. Mike H wrote: With your expiry date in a1 try this =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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Thanks I missed the highlight bit
"Glenn" wrote: And for the highlight, use conditional formatting...Cell value is equal to "Expired"...and set the desired format for the highlight. Mike H wrote: With your expiry date in a1 try this =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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I am interested in this post. Is the conditional formatting in Excel 2007 the
same? "Mike H" wrote: Thanks I missed the highlight bit "Glenn" wrote: And for the highlight, use conditional formatting...Cell value is equal to "Expired"...and set the desired format for the highlight. Mike H wrote: With your expiry date in a1 try this =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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Basically, although you do have more conditions available.
You have this in a cell =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Select that cell and on Ribbon select Conditional FormattingHighlight Cell RulesEqual to "Expired"..........no quotes. Pick a format and Apply then OK Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 4 Mar 2009 15:22:01 -0800, MAX wrote: I am interested in this post. Is the conditional formatting in Excel 2007 the same? "Mike H" wrote: Thanks I missed the highlight bit "Glenn" wrote: And for the highlight, use conditional formatting...Cell value is equal to "Expired"...and set the desired format for the highlight. Mike H wrote: With your expiry date in a1 try this =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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Thank you so much! I rally do appreciate all the help!
"Glenn" wrote: And for the highlight, use conditional formatting...Cell value is equal to "Expired"...and set the desired format for the highlight. Mike H wrote: With your expiry date in a1 try this =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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Thank you so much for this. Such a HUGE help. One more question. With this
formula, if there is not a date entered it still Shows up EXPIRED. Is there a way to add to this formula that if the Date cell is 0, then it would show up as "Missing Info."? "Mike H" wrote: With your expiry date in a1 try this =IF(TODAY()A1,"Expired",A1-TODAY()) Mike "sibboo" wrote: Need help with a formula that will Count down the number of days before a contract will expire. When the date is Expired, I need it to say "EXPIRED", and highlight the cell. Can anyone help me with this? |
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