Need some help with excel 2013 and due dates pop-ups on opening

Sam_Manerker

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Hello everyone !

basically need some help figuring out why this is not working like it should. will try and give a brief overview first.
want to check if a company renewal date is due and alert accordingly on opening of workbook. have put down code that i'm using as under :

Sub Workbook_Open() '(company name-b2:b17 and date-u2:u17 (range working with right now))
Dim bottomD As Integer
bottomD = Range("u" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
Dim c As Range
For Each c In Range("u2:u" & bottomD) ' i think this is the problematic line of code. (??)
If c >= Date And c <= Date + 3 Then
MsgBox c.Offset(0, -19) & " is due in " & c - Date & " days." '
End If
Next c
End Sub


It seems to work only on a few rows but others are neglected. I cant figure out why that's happening....
I got this code off the net to be honest and tweaked it a bit ! am not an expert in this by any means..
Any help will be greatly appreciated !! Thanks in advance guys !
 
hey fluff !!

Absolutely brilliant buddy !! works like a charm !! Thank you so so much for all ur help and patience with all this ! really really appreciate it ! one last stupid question, do i need to "close this thread" or something ? have no idea what needs to be done further.... Thank you once again for everything...u've been a real life saver for me !! God bless !
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback
& no the thread does not need to be closed.
 
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