Conditional formatting cells

GemMellow

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Hello

I am trying to set up a staff spreadsheet so I can track when the qualifications are due and I cant get my formulas right to change the cells. Our qualifications are renewable yearly so I would like the cells to change to yellow when they are due in 6 months orange when they are due in 3 months and red when they are overdue.
Could someone help with the formulas please?
 

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