Conditional formatting based on date difference in Excel is a quick and easy way to visually analyze your data. With just a few clicks, you can highlight cells that fall within a certain date range, helping you identify trends and outliers in your data. This simple but powerful Excel trick can save you time and improve your decision-making abilities. In our YouTube video, we'll show you step-by-step how to use conditional formatting to highlight cells based on date difference, so you can enhance your Excel skills and become a more efficient data analyst. br br br Highlight Expired Date (only) br 1) Select the range of cells br 2) Home --- Conditional Formatting -- New Rule br 3) Use a formula to determine which cells to format br 4) =AND(C2-A20) br 5) Format... br 6) Fill tab br 7) OK br 8) OK br br Highlight The Whole Dang Expired Event br 1) Select the whole table br 2) Home --- Conditional Formatting -- New Rule br 3) Use a formula to determine which cells to format br 4) =AND($C2-$A20) br 5) Format...