Conditional formatting

Yankeedave

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Good morning all. I am having issue trying to get conditional formatting to work.

I am using a cover sheet for my excel document within excel. On the cover sheet is a "Compliance monitor" Pic1.

What I want to happen is the cell next to each title to change colour when a expiry date has been met. Each title is associated with a worksheet.

The work sheets either will have one column or multiple columns of dates. These dates change colour when expired or within 30 days to expire.

I want the compliance monitor to look at the dates within the work sheet and change colour when any of the dates expire. This way a user can just quickly check the cover sheet to see if any of the compliance categories had expired.

Pic 2 is a single Coolum of dates and pic 3 is multiple column of dates.

Many thanks for your help.
 

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Many thanks for your reply. However whats CF should I use to check the status on another worksheet?
 
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Many thanks for your reply. However whats CF should I use to check the status on another worksheet?
Did you go through this thread...

 
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