Expired Due Date

dragonmouse

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131
Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
I am drawing a blank...I want to take TODAY() date and compare it to a DUE Date and see if it is over due or not. I know this formula is probably simple.

Example todays date is 10 May 2018:

Book "A" is due 30 May 2018 = FALSE
Book "B" is due 03 MAY 2018 = TRUE
Book "C" is due 28 FEB 2017 = TRUE
Book "D" is due 05 Jun 2018 = FALSE

I tried "=TODAY()>A5" but it didn't work. I'm sure it's simple just not that simple.
 

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PERFECT...GOSH I was sooooooo close. It really was almost that simple. Thank you. :)
 
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