Hello everyone. I am trying to find out if there is a conditioning formatting to check dates in column A. If date is a year old than today’s date, than highlight it in red or in column B, place the word expired. Please see attachment for more details.Again, thank you very much for everyone’s help and time. Happy New Year!
Last edited by Kimston; 12-30-2011 at 02:20 PM. Reason: Problem solved
Hi
I think that the simplest way to do this, is to use this formula
=IF(TODAY()>A2+365;"Expired";"")
Pls take a look to the attachement.
Hope to helps you
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Re: Conditional formatting formula to check expired\old dates
This is an excellent formula, which it will help me tremendously. It worked perfectly how I needed it. Now, is it possible to add the word "active" to this formula if date is not older than today’s date? Thank you Fotis for your great help!
Hi again Kimston. Thank you for good words
Try this formula.
=IF(TODAY()>A2+365;"Expired";IF(A2<=TODAY();"Active";""))
Hope to be better now.
Re: Conditional formatting formula to check expired\old dates
Case solved! Fortis, again, thank you for your time and quick responses.
Fortis, could I ask you to take a look on the following thread when you have an opportunity? I am stuck on how to get the monthly and daily vacation accrual.
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...f-service.html
By the way, Happy New Year to you and your family!
Hi Kimston.
You are welcome!
Happy new Year for you and your family too!!
*I'll take a look to the other thread..
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