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    Unhappy changing colors on columns and showing EXPIRED when 0 is reached

    I have a spreadsheet attached what I am trying to do is

    I2-DAYS TO RENEW
    I would like it to be GREEN TILL 180 DAYS

    At 179 days would like it to turn YELLOW

    at 90 days turn RED

    when at 0 would like it to say EXPIRED and be able to turn A2-A3(LAST NAME, FIRST NAME) RED when EXPIRED is reached.I have attached what I have so far. I told my boss I could do this and I think I am in over my head any help is greatly appreciated.
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    Re: changing colors on columns and showing EXPIRED when 0 is reached

    Try a solution,

    Using conditional formatting
    and recreate the formula for cell at column I (I2,I3,...)

    See the attached file
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    Best regard, -)iger-/iger
    If you are pleased with a solution mark your post SOLVED.

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    Re: changing colors on columns and showing EXPIRED when 0 is reached

    woo hoooo you my friend have made my boss a happy camper thanks a million

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