it is possible to see in excel sheet
for excample.

10/10/2007
15/11/2007
28/09/2007
30/04/2008
06/12/2007
18/08/2009

the above dates i want to see befor due for 30 days to change
difference colour or any other,
it is possible

please help me

Best Regards
Anshad

If I understand you, you want to change the colour of cells containing
dates that are within 30 days of the current date.

Select the cells
Format Conditional Formatting Cell value is between =TODAY() and
=TODAY()+30 Format Patterns yellow (or whatever you prefer)

Bill Manville
MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England
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Hi,

Let's say you want the cells to change to red when the current date is 5
days before the due date, which is the value in the cell. Or maybe you want
the cell to change color when the account is 30 or more days past due, the
date in the cell.

In the second case:
1. Select the cells and choose Format, Conditional Formatting,
2. from the first drop down choose Formula is and in the second box enter
the formula
=A1=TODAY()+30
where A1 is the first cell with dates.
3. click Format and choose a color on the Patterns tab, click OK twice.

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Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


" wrote:

it is possible to see in excel sheet
for excample.

10/10/2007
15/11/2007
28/09/2007
30/04/2008
06/12/2007
18/08/2009

the above dates i want to see befor due for 30 days to change
difference colour or any other,
it is possible

please help me

Best Regards
Anshad