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Hi
you always will have to enter your expiry date somewhere. Why not enter it in say D1 ( or whatever). Your expiry date cell ( say A1) - Select it , go to conditional formatting and enter the following formula =A1=$D$1 and format as required.
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please explain to me in steps....thank you |
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