pop-up message box expired dates

calebruiz

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Hello everyone,

I'm currently doing my internship and my assignment is to create a dashboard for a company of all their certified assets. I have 7 sheets that have multiple tables with certificates and their expire dates. Below you will find an example of one of the many tables:

Instrument IDRangeSerial nrCalibration dateExpire dateStatus
01-116-00010-50123414-Aug-201914-Aug-2020Expired
01-116-000250-100234512-Sep-202012-Sep-2021Expired
01-116-0003100-150345615-Apr-202115-Apr-2022Certified
01-116-0004150-20045679-Oct-20209-Oct-2021Expired
01-116-0005200-250567821-Jan-202121-Jan-2022About to expire
01-116-0006250-30067895-Jul-20215-Jul-2022Certified
01-116-0007300-350789019-Jan-202119-Jan-2022About to expire

The 'Status' column automatically changes to 'About to expire' when the date is 30 days away from expiring.

Now, I want a pop-up MsgBox every time the excel workbook is opened saying which certificate is about to expire and which expired already. See attached picture:
msgbox excel example.PNG


Is there a code in VBA that I can apply for all tables on every sheet? Please let me know.

Kind regards,
Caleb
 

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