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I want to set a set of criteria for a row, within a give date range, in a way
that as the 'due' date approaches, the cells change color from green to
yellow to red. how can i set this up?
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You use conditional formatting.

Depending on how you calculate your 'due' date, you use a condition like:
=a1+30=today()

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I want to set a set of criteria for a row, within a give date range, in a
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that as the 'due' date approaches, the cells change color from green to
yellow to red. how can i set this up?


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