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FEVOOO

Conditional formatting dates
 
Hey guy's,

I have sheet with some data for employe info. One column Is there ID's expire date
In this column I need to use the conditional formatting to make alert by green color before 2 month of the expire date and the yellow color before one month and from the expire date and up till today getting red.

Please help.

Lisa Wilke-Thissen

Conditional formatting dates
 
Hi,

I have sheet with some data for employe info.
One column Is there ID's expire date
In this column I need to use the conditional
formatting to make alert by green color
before 2 month of the expire date and the
yellow color before one month and from the
expire date and up till today getting red.


which version of Excel do you use?
Maybe, this article will help you:
http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/qu...rmat4_2010.php

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Cheers,
Lisa

FEVOOO

Conditional formatting dates
 
On Tuesday, December 10, 2013 7:17:49 PM UTC+3, Lisa Wilke-Thissen wrote:
Hi,



I have sheet with some data for employe info.


One column Is there ID's expire date


In this column I need to use the conditional


formatting to make alert by green color


before 2 month of the expire date and the


yellow color before one month and from the


expire date and up till today getting red.




which version of Excel do you use?

Maybe, this article will help you:

http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/qu...rmat4_2010.php



--

Cheers,

Lisa


Sorry but i need the expire dates which is written in the column it self, not today date

Lisa Wilke-Thissen

Conditional formatting dates
 
Hi,

[http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/qu...mat4_2010.php]

Sorry but i need the expire dates which
is written in the column it self, not today date


But the number of days between today's date and expire dates is important,
isnt it?

1. Cell Value is less than or equal to =Today()
Format: Red

2. Cell Value is between =Today() and =Today()+30
Format: Yellow

3. Cell Value is greater than or equal to = Today()+60

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Cheers,
Lisa



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