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Setting expiry date with conditional formatting

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    Re: Setting expiry date with conditional formatting

    Hi,
    Find the attached which is an example of what you want. I've created 100 people with random dates as a Table. Then next to it is a Criteria with the correct syntax for the filter.

    Now you need to look at the Advanced filter to see how it works. You need to tell the Advanced filter where the data is, where the criteria is and where you want to put the answer.

    I hope this helps.
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    Re: Setting expiry date with conditional formatting

    Thankyou very much, that is what I wanted yes

    One question, will this check excel automatically every time the file is opened?

    e.g: If something is about to expire in 35 days so it is not in the expiry column... then I open the excel file a week later when it is under 30 days, will it appear in the column?

    Thanks,

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