in column D - then its 2023
so its red as its less than today() year
=AND($D2<>"",$D2<YEAR(TODAY()))
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1 | Substation | Date Stickered | Stickered By | Due Date | |
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2 | Bole | 2026 | G.Giant | 2031 | |
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3 | Circle | 2024 | N. Hicks | 2029 | |
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4 | Conrad | 2024 | N. Hicks | 2029 | |
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5 | Crossover | 2018 | Blaster | 2023 | |
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6 | Custer | 2027 | R. Red | 2032 | |
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7 | Dawson County | 2024 | N. Hicks | 2029 | |
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=AND($D2<>"",$D2<YEAR(TODAY()))
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