Annual Reminders

KyleOliver

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Hi,

I have a data table in a worksheet with client names (in column "A") and start dates stored as "dd-mmm-yyyy" (in column "B").
In Column "D" I have the following formula "=IF($A1 = 0, " ",( TEXT($A1,"mmmm")))" to reflect a renewal month.

Column "A" = "Client names"
Column "B" = "start date"
Column "D" = "renewal month"

I would like to know how to set a reminder in VBA to email me 40 days prior to the renewal day and to repeat this email reminder on the anniversary of the client's policy renewal date each year.

I have searched and only found an email reminder for a specific date but not one that repeats automatically on the anniversary of the client's policy renewal date.

Does anyone know how to do this?
Is it even possible?
 

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