Hi Fotis1991,
I have attached an updated spreadsheet. The orange cells show those that have now expired i.e. 12 months or more...and the others in column D which aren't orange are still withing 12 months.
Does this help?
Sickness Rolling Year Expiries_TEST.xlsx
To say the true..NO.Originally Posted by bananas123
In column D you use this formula
Formula:
=NOW()+364
and you get some coloured cells.
Isn't this the expected result?
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