Conditional Formatting - Dates

lascough

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Hi All,

My worksheet shows me the date I last held a meeting at a list of customers (column F shows the date).

If any of the dates in the column are over 3 years old (from today) I would like the date to turn red.

I have tried various options within conditional formatting but can't quite get it right.

Can anyone help me please?

Thanks
 

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Hi, try this conditional formatting formula for your column F:
=F1<DATE(YEAR(TODAY())-3,MONTH(TODAY()),DAY(TODAY()))
 
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Sorry, I should have noted that my response will be truncated if I did not put a space before/after "<" sign... here's the complete formula :)
=F1 < DATE(YEAR(TODAY())-3,MONTH(TODAY()),DAY(TODAY()))
 
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