Expire dates

MohdTareq007

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Hallo.,

Is it possible to get a formula in cell e1 while analyzing Expiring dates cell a1 date1, b1 date2, c1 date 3, if any of these cells dates are expired or expiring soon (less than 30 days)
 

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Book1
ABCD
123-Nov-2212-Jan-2215-Feb-22
2
3
4FreshExpiredAbout to Expire
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A4:C4A4=IF(TODAY()-A1>0,"Expired",IF(A1-TODAY()<=30,"About to Expire",IF(A1-TODAY()>30,"Fresh","Check")))
 
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Hi Mohd
Try this in E1
Excel Formula:
=IF(OR(A1<NOW()+30,B1<NOW()+30,B1<NOW()+30),"Expire","OK")
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
Another option
Excel Formula:
=IF(MIN(A1:C1)<TODAY()+30,"Expire","Ok")
 
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Screenshot_20220206_065609.jpg

Saurabhj ang Fluff thank you both for your time and consideration. The formulas you provided only works on singula cells although am looking forward to formula calculations or detect expiry date 1, 2 and 3 and provides indication on expire status column
I have attched the above photo
 
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Saurabhj ang Fluff thank you both for your time and consideration. The formulas you provided only works on singula cells although am looking forward to formula calculations or detect expiry date 1, 2 and 3 and provides indication on expire status column
I have attched the above photo
Yes blank cells should be ignored
No they work on 3 cells, but you never mentioned anything about blank cells. Should blank cells be ign
 
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Ok, how about
+Fluff 1.xlsm
KLMN
7
805/01/202206/01/2022Expire
901/04/202205/01/202209/09/2022Expire
1001/04/202201/06/2022Ok
11 
12
Entry
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
N8:N11N8=IF(MIN(K8:M8)=0,"",IF(MIN(K8:M8)<TODAY()+30,"Expire","Ok"))
 
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