Threshold Alert in Excel to Highlight Expiration Dates | Conditional Formatting | Today Formula

In this Excel video tutorial, we gonna learn how to make an Expiration Date Alert in Excel to highlight in Yellow or Red the cells with an expiring or expired Date in the Excel sheet. To do this, we will use conditional formatting to paint the entire row in Excel or paint a cell automatically. Change cell color in Excel. Expiration date, Expiry date.

Let's use the Today function in the Excel spreadsheet or today formula to help us on how to calculate expiry date in Excel or calculate due date in the Excel table.

Excel has several important formulas and important functions that can help us a lot in a practical way and on the daily basis and in the job market and in a job interview with an Excel test or an Excel assignment.

Therefore, knowing how to learn Excel or having access to an Excel tutorial can help us. You can consider this class as a free Excel course, as it has a lot of useful and informative content.

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[mustafaali]

I have been trying to find a video on this topic, and you explained it so beautifully. Thank you

[Dave-ggvl]

Thank you helped me a lot and I was able to adapt it to what I needed

[dodi]

If I only have the certificate issuing date but I want to know the expire date - how to do that? as the certification expired every 3 years - can you help ?

[louisenoesgaard]

When i do it my Excel comes up with a Warning at the end. Saying the formular have a mistake. Needing the apostrophe?

[carolinaforbes]

hi!thanks for this video.this is the closest to what i am looking for. .. what if it is a monthly rental with overdue date so i can easily see if i'm about to disconnect the service and i can have it colored green for not overdue yellow for not fully paid and red for overdue already. then, i can copy the formula every month just to update it monthly..thanks very much!looking forward to your next video about this...