Colour cell if Due Date is less than 8 days away

rushdenx1

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The enclosed file shows a list of companies in three blocks all with a 'Date Due'. What I would like is a formula which will colour the white cells in Column E when the 'Date Due' is less that 8 days from today.

Book1
ABCDE
1Monthly DD
2CompanyForDatePer MonthDate Due
3AGas & Electric11th£ 139.0020/10/22
4BCouncil Tax1st£ 223.0001/04/22
5CTV1st£ 67.5004/05/22
6DWill17th£ 5.0008/11/21
7EMusic24th£ 9.9912/11/21
8FPhone & BB26th£ 88.0026/04/23
9Yearly Bills£ 532.49
10CompanyFor Per Year Per MonthDate Due
11GWater£ 488£ 40.6701/02/22
12HHouse & Cont£ 320£ 26.6715/02/22
13ICar Insurance£ 358£ 29.8322/08/22
14JTV Licence£ 159£ 13.2501/11/21
15KCar Tax£ 490£ 40.8301/08/22
16LCar Service£ 1,000£ 83.3311/11/21
17MInternet£ 12£ 1.0010/12/21
18NDoorbell£ 25£ 2.0825/09/22
19PCycling App£ 105£ 8.7527/10/22
20Purchases£ 246.42
21CompanyForDateTo PayDate Due
22QShutters24/11/21£ 350.0024/11/21
23RWindows16/11/21£ 2,616.0016/11/21
24SCape Verde07/02/22£ 1,557.9610/11/21
25TKefalonia07/07/22£ 200.0015/12/21
26UKefalonia07/07/22£ 1,339.8814/04/22
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D9D9=SUM(D3:D8)
D11:D19D11=SUM(C11)/12
D20D20=SUM(D11:D19)
 

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You can use conditional formatting for that & use this formula.
Excel Formula:
=AND(E3<>"",E3<TODAY()+8)
 
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You can use conditional formatting for that & use this formula.
Excel Formula:
=AND(E3<>"",E3<TODAY()+8)
Many Thanks. I am a bit of a newbie to Excel so how do I get the formula into all the white cells without having to manually input the conditional formatting formula into each cell.
 
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Select E3 down to the last row of data, then in conditional formatting, new rule, use a formula & enter the formula I posted.
 
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