Conditional formatting not working on all cells

nmbell

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I have conditional formatting to help visually identify when certain licenses will expire. However, the formatting seems to be working except in cell I6 (the cells containing the date 2/29/2023 in the expires after 3 years column) and I cannot figure out why. Any ideas what is happening would be helpful.
 

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The data in that cell is text, not a date. I can tell because there is a leading 0 but none of your other dates do this. Retype 2/29/2023 into the cell.

P.S. If you show a screen shot instead of using L2BB, please show column and row headers so we can confirm what cells we are looking at.
 
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Also, It doesn't look like I6 isn't included in any of the ranges you specified in your rules.
 
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I retyped the date and confirmed that cell is formatted as a date. That did not correct it to now highlight. I apologize, but I don't know what a code tag is or anything regarding a vba button.
 
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What is the complete range that you want this formatting applicable to?
 
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Also, It doesn't look like I6 isn't included in any of the ranges you specified in your rules.
I missed that. Here is where to fix it. Change
Excel Formula:
$G$4:$I$5,$G$7:$I$43
to
Excel Formula:
$G$4:$I$43

There may be some other cleanup needed in these ranges but that will fix the I6 problem.

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Excel Formula:
 
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