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To make a generic today plus N days formula, input the

number of days in some cell, say B3, and add that cell to
the current date:
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Now, your users can type any number in the referenced
cell and the formula will recalculate accordingly. As an
example, let's nd a date that occurs 45 days from
today:
How this formula works

In the internal Excel system, dates are stored as serial
numbers beginning with January 1, 1900, which is the
number 1. So, the formula simply adds the two numbers
together, the integer representing today's date and the
number of days you specify. The TODAY() function is
volatile and automatically updates every time the
worksheet is opened or recalculated - so when you open
the workbook tomorrow, your formula will recalculate
for the current day.
At the moment of writing, today's date is April 19, 2018,

which is represented by the serial number 43209. To
nd a date, say, 100 days from now, you actually
perform the following calculations:
=TODAY() + 100
= April 19, 2018 + 100
= 43209 + 100
= 43309
Convert the serial number 43209 to the Date format,

and you'll get July 28, 2018, which is exactly 100 days
after today.
How to get 30/60/90 days

before today in Excel
To calculate N days before today, subtract the required
number of days from the current date. For example:

90 days before today:
=TODAY()-90
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=TODAY()-60
45 days before today:

=TODAY()-45
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on a cell reference:
=TODAY()-B3
In the screenshot below, we calculate a date that

occurred 30 days before today.
How to calculate N business

after/prior to today
As you probably know, Microsoft Excel has a few
functions to calculate working days based on a start
date as well as between any two dates that you specify.
In the below examples, we will be using the WORKDAY

function, which returns a date that occurs a given
number of working days ahead of or prior to the start
date, excluding weekends (Saturday and Sunday). If your
weekends are di erent, then use the WORKDAY.INTL
function that allows custom weekend parameters.
So, to nd a date N business days from today, use this

generic formula:
WORKDAY(TODAY(), N days)
Here are a few examples:
10 business days from today

=WORKDAY(TODAY(), 10)

30 working days from now

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To get a date N business days before today, use this

formula:
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And here are a couple of real-life formulas:
90 business days prior to today

=WORKDAY(TODAY(), -90)
15 working days before today

=WORKDAY(TODAY(), -15)
To make your formula more exible, replace the

hardcoded number of days with a cell reference, say B3:
N business days from today:

=WORKDAY(TODAY(), B3)
N business days before today:

=WORKDAY(TODAY(), -B3)
In a similar manner, you can add or subtract weekdays

to/from a given date, and your Excel date calculator can
look like this.
How to create a date

calculator in Excel
Do you remember the Excel Online Date Calculator
showcased in the very beginning of this tutorial? Now
you know all the formulas and can easily replicate it in
your worksheets. You can even craft something more
elaborate because the desktop version of Excel provides
far more capabilities.

To give you some ideas, let's design our Excel Date
Calculator right now. I don't know how to thank you
enough
Overall, there can be 3 choices for calculating dates: for your Excel add-ins
Based on today's date or speci c date
From or before the speci ed date
Count all days or only working days
To provide all these options to our users, we add three 60+ professional tools for Excel
Group Box controls (Developer tab > Insert > Form
Controls > Group Box) and insert two radio buttons into
each group box. Then, you link each group of buttons to
a separate cell (right-click the button > Format Control >
Control tab > Cell link), which you can hide later. In this
example, the linked cells are D5, D9 and D14 (please see
the screenshot below).
Optionally, you can enter the following formula in B6 to

insert the current date if the Today's date button is
selected. It is not actually necessary for our main date
calculation formula, just a small courtesy to your users
to remind them what date today is:
=IF($D$5=1, TODAY(), "")
Finally, insert the following formula in B18 that checks

the value in each linked cell and calculates the date
based on the user's choices:
=IF(AND($D$5=1, $D$9=1, $D$14=1),

TODAY()+$B$3, IF(AND($D$5=1, $D$9=1,
$D$14=2), WORKDAY(TODAY(),$B$3),
IF(AND($D$5=1, $D$9=2, $D$14=1),
TODAY()-$B$3, IF(AND($D$5=1, $D$9=2,
$D$14=2), WORKDAY(TODAY(),-$B$3),
IF(AND($D$5=2, $D$9=1, $D$14=1),
$B$7+$B$3, IF(AND($D$5=2, $D$9=1,
$D$14=2), WORKDAY($B$7, $B$3),
IF(AND($D$5=2, $D$9=2, $D$14=1), $B$7-$B$3,
IF(AND($D$5=2, $D$9=2, $D$14=2),
WORKDAY($B$7,-$B$3), ""))))))))
It may look like a monstrous formula at rst sight, but if

you break it into individual IF statements, you will easily
recognize the simple date calculation formulas we've
discussed in the previous examples.
And now, you select the desired options, say, 60 days

from now, and get the following result:


To have a closer look at the formula and probably

reverse-engineer it for your needs, you are welcome to
download our Date Calculator for Excel.
Special tools to calculate

dates based on today
If you are looking for something more professional, you
can quickly calculate 90, 60, 45, 30 days from now (or
whatever number of days you need) with our Excel
tools.
Date and Time Wizard

If you've had a chance to pay with our Date and Time
Wizard at least once, you know that it can

instantaneously add or subtract days, weeks, months or

years (or any combination of these units) to a certain
date as well as calculate the di erence between two I don't know how to thank you
days. But did you know it can also calculate dates based
on today? enough for your Excel add-ins
As an example, let's nd out what date is 120 days from

today:
1. Enter the TODAY() formula in some cell, say B1. 60+ professional tools for Excel
2. Select the cell where you want to output the result,
B2 in our case.
3. Click the Date & Time Wizard button on the Ablebits

Tools tab.
4. On the Add tab, specify how many days you want to

add to the source date (120 days in this example).
5. Click the Insert formula button.
That's it!
As shown in the screenshot above, the formula built by

the wizard is di erent from all the formulas we've dealt
with, but it works equally well :)
To get a date that occurred 120 days before today,

switch to the Subtract tab, and con gure the same
parameters. Or, enter the number of days in another


cell, and point the wizard to that cell:
As the result, you will get a universal formula that

recalculates automatically every time you enter a new
number of days in the referenced cell.
Date Picker for Excel

With our Excel Date Picker, you can not only insert valid
dates in your worksheets in a click, but also calculate
them!
Unlike the Date and Time Wizard, this tool inserts dates
as static values, not formulas.
For example, here's how you can get a date 21 days

from today:
1. Click the Date Piker button on the Ablebits Tools tab

to enable a drop-down calendar in your Excel.

2. Right-click the cell where you'd like to insert the

calculated date and choose Select Date from
Calendar from the pop-up menu.
3.
The drop-down calendar will show up in your
worksheet with the current date highlighted in blue,
and you click the calculator button in the upper right

corner:
4. On the upper pane, click the Day unit and type the
number of days to add, 21 in our case. By default, the
calculator performs the addition operation (please
notice the plus sign in the display pane). If you'd like
to subtract days from today, then click the minus sign
on the lower pane.
5. Finally, click to show the calculated date in the

calendar. Or, press the Enter key or click to inset
the date into a cell:


How to highlight dates 30, 60

and 90 days from today
When calculating expiration or due dates, you may want
to make the results more visual by color-coding the
dates depending on the number of days prior to
expiration. This can be done with Excel Conditional
Formatting.
As an example, let's make 4 conditional formatting rules

based on these formulas:
Green: more than 90 days from now

=C2>TODAY()+90
Yellow: between 60 and 90 days from today

=C2>TODAY()+60
Amber: between 30 and 60 days from today

=C2>TODAY()+30
Red: less than 30 days from now

=C2<TODAY()+30
Where C2 is the topmost expiry date.
Here are the steps to create a formula-based rule:
1. Select all the cells with the expiry dates (B2:B10 in

this example).
2. On the Home tab, in the Styles group,
click Conditional Formatting > New Rule…
3. In the New Formatting Rule dialog box, select Use a

formula to determine which cells to format.
4. In the Format values where this formula is true box,

enter your formula.
5. Click Format…, switch to the Fill tab and select the

desired color.
6. Click OK two times to close both windows.


Important note! For the color codes to apply

correctly, the rules should be sorted exactly in this
order: green, yellow, amber, red:


If you don't want to bother about the rules order, use

the following formulas that de ne each condition
exactly, and arrange the rules as you please:
Green: over 90 days from now:
=C2>TODAY()+90
Yellow: between 60 and 90 days from today:

=AND(C2>=TODAY()+60, C2<=TODAY()+90)
Amber: between 30 and 60 days from today:

=AND(C2>=TODAY()+30, C2<TODAY()+60)
Red: less than 30 days from today:

=C2<TODAY()+30
Tip. To include or exclude the boundary values from

a certain rule, use the less than (<), less than or equal
to (<=), greater than (>), greater than or equal to (<=)
operators as you see t.
In a similar manner, you can highlight past dates that

occurred 30, 60 or 90 days ago from today.
Red: more than 90 days before today:

=B2<TODAY()-90
Amber: between 90 and 60 days before today:

=AND(B2>=TODAY()-90, B2<=TODAY()-60)
Yellow: between 60 and 30 days before today:

=AND(B2>TODAY()-60, B2<=TODAY()-30)
Green: less than 30 days before today:

=B2>TODAY()-30


More examples of conditional formatting for dates can

be found here: How to conditionally format dates and
time in Excel.
That's how you calculate dates that are 90, 60, 30 or n
days from/before today in Excel. To have a close look at
the formulas and conditional formatting rules discussed
in this tutorial, I invite you to download our Sample
Workbook to Calculate Dates in Excel. I thank you for
reading and hope to see you on our blog next week!
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20 Responses to "Calculate and highlight 90/60/30 days from or

before today in Excel"
1 Sudheesh says:
April 30, 2018 at 12:29 pm
Hi Svetlana,
If total 85000 then rates as per below slab

0 to 40000 (40000 x 0.50)
40001 to 80000 (40000 x 0.45)
(balance 5000 x 0.425
how to get the formula in one cell (total), please advise the formula.
Thanks.
Reply
Mikey says:
May 2, 2018 at 9:13 pm
nested if will do the trick:

=IF(A1<=40000,A1*0.5,IF(A1 19500
45000 --> 22250 I don't know how to thank you
85000 --> 40125 enough for your Excel add-ins
Reply Jennifer Morningstar
Mikey says:
May 2, 2018 at 9:15 pm

code got eaten. if you see $lt; below, that is less than symbol.
=IF(A1<=40000,A1*0.5,IF(A1<=80000,SUM(20000,(A1-40000)*0.45),SUM(38000,(A1-
80000)*0.425)))
Reply
2 SHYNI says:
July 17, 2018 at 6:35 am
ARRIVAL DATE : 25.07.2018
WHAT IS THE FORMULA FOR FINDING 90 DAYS FROM THE ARRIVAL DATE
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3 Doug says:
July 17, 2018 at 12:32 pm
SHYNI:
Excel will calculate future dates using this formula:
=DATE(YEAR(H4)+2,MONTH(H4)+5,DAY(H4)+3)
This will return 12/28/2020 from your sample date.
To return 10/23/18 or 90 days from your sample date use this:
=DATE(YEAR(H4),MONTH(H4),DAY(H4)+90)
You might be tempted to enter a "+3" in the month spot, but if you do Excel will return
10/25/18 from your sample date. So, three months is not the same thing as 90 days in Excel
date calculations.
Be sure the date you enter is in a format Excel recognizes as a date and that the cells you use
in these calculations are formatted as dates.
Play around with this formula and you'll quickly see how to use it.
Reply
4 Carlos A Ibarra says:

July 25, 2018 at 7:43 pm
Hi, How can add amounts based on 30+ days from origination?
Date Amount
Draw 1 6/1/18 500.00
Draw 2 6/15/18 500.00
Draw 3 7/1/18 500.00
Draw 4 7/15/18 500.00
Since June 1 and 15 have more than 30 days from today 7/23/18 the result should be 1,000.00

I have tried many di erent ways with no success, any help will be appreciated.
Thank you, I don't know how to thank you

Carlos
Reply Jennifer Morningstar
5 Tr says:
August 22, 2018 at 6:23 pm
Hi, 60+ professional tools for Excel

How would I use data validation to calculate a start and end date that must fall -90 days from
todays date and be in the current year. The date has to be in current year even if the prior year
falls within the -90 back from today whatever today will be?
regards
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6 Ugi says:
August 29, 2018 at 8:36 pm
Hi, How can add amounts based on 30+ days from origination?
Reply
7 Sagar says:
October 25, 2018 at 12:10 pm
I need Employee business before 30 of training date & after 30 days of training date.
i.e. If my Employee training date is 15th Oct, so i need before 30 days of business (14th Sep to
15th oct)& after 30 days of business (16th Oct to 15th Nov)
Which formula I can use for above query.
Reply
8 Samuel says:
November 28, 2018 at 2:55 am
I want to populate my timesheet with the correct date for each day that updates automatically,
picks the month in words automatically in a di erent cell.
Reply
9 Cristal De La Torre says:

December 17, 2018 at 9:48 pm
Hello,
I am trying to have column F to turn red if it is past 30 days of the date in column E which will
have a date or NO. I've red several forums need help :(
thank you!
Cristal
Reply

Mary Trifuntova (Ablebits.com Team) says:
December 18, 2018 at 9:34 am
Hello, Cristal,
It looks like you need to set the conditional formatting rule to solve your task. Please have a
look at the following article on our blog:

How to conditionally format dates and time in Excel
Hope you'll nd this information helpful.

Reply
10 Giri prasad says:

February 7, 2019 at 3:46 pm
Hi
I need calculate sum if bill age b/w 1-30, 30-60, 60-90 etc...
Net pay Date Ageing
79500 18-Sep-11 2699.00
54500 20-Jan-19 18.00
14500 14-Sep-18 146.00
13500 10-Dec-18 59.00
64500 16-Jan-19 22.00
9000 10-Jan-19 28.00
24500 10-Nov-18 89.00
22500 10-Nov-18 89.00
21500 10-Nov-18 89.00
74500 10-Jul-18 212.00
34500 10-Jul-18 212.00
34500 10-Jul-18 212.00
Below 30 Below 30-60 Below 60-90
Hope u can help reg this

Thanks & Reg
Giri prasad
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11 Mike says:
February 18, 2019 at 4:10 pm
I have a set of 4 dates set at three months apart through the year, I want them to turn Amber
when the (TODAY) date is in the same month, and then turn RED if the date passes.
Is this achievable?
Thanks in advance
Mike D
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12 Tracy says:
February 19, 2019 at 8:56 am

How do I highlight the below in red 30 days before the dates shown?
5 yearly I don't know how to thank you
"Electrical
Test"
30.04.23
01.09.19
01.09.19
01.08.19
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13 Rosalina says:
March 22, 2019 at 8:55 pm
Hello,
Does anyone know how I can use Conditionnal Formatting in Google Sheets to auto highlight
the current date ?
Lets say I enter a deadline as 22/03/2019 on that speci c date I would like the cell to turn into
a speci c colour.
Please contact me if you have information on the topic. Thanks alot!
Reply
14 Vishak says:
March 29, 2019 at 2:25 pm
I have a bug open for 100 days and I want to add it in the bucket( 30-60days), (60-90 days)
How to achieve it in google sheets
Reply
15 Archana says:
April 2, 2019 at 7:22 am
Hi Team,
I need a formual to calculate the cooling period which is of 90 days. below is the sample given
Please help me for same.
Date of CV Received Validity Date Days remaining

28-Mar-19 27-Jun-19 90 days
Regards,
Archana
Reply
16 Evan Landry says:

April 16, 2019 at 2:55 pm

SO after you do the conditional formatting for the dates, I want to be able to track how many
dates I have between 1-30 days, meaning +1 day of today's date to 30 days, 31-60 days and 61-
90 days after the calculations have been done as a roll up. How do I do that?
Reply
Svetlana Cheusheva (Ablebits.com Team) says:

April 16, 2019 at 3:16 pm
Hi Evan, 60+ professional tools for Excel

This can be done by using the COUNTIFS function.
For example, to count dates between 1-30 days from today, use this formula:
=COUNTIFS(C2:C10, ">="&TODAY()+1, C2:C10, "<="&TODAY()+30)
Where C2:C10 are the dates to be counted.
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Calculate and highlight 90/60/30 days from or

Calculate 90/60/30 days from today CONCATENATE in Excel:

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immediately have all the answers: Outlook Quick Parts and

How to compare data in two

Curious to know what formulas are used to calculate

To get a date that occurs exactly 30 days from today: Updates

To make a generic today plus N days formula, input the

60+ professional tools for Excel

How this formula works

At the moment of writing, today's date is April 19, 2018,

= April 19, 2018 + 100

Convert the serial number 43209 to the Date format,

How to get 30/60/90 days

45 days before today:

In the screenshot below, we calculate a date that

How to calculate N business

In the below examples, we will be using the WORKDAY

So, to nd a date N business days from today, use this

Here are a few examples:

10 business days from today

I don't know how to thank you

5 business days from today enough for your Excel add-ins

To get a date N business days before today, use this

WORKDAY(TODAY(), -N days) 60+ professional tools for Excel

And here are a couple of real-life formulas:

90 business days prior to today

15 working days before today

To make your formula more exible, replace the

N business days from today:

N business days before today:

In a similar manner, you can add or subtract weekdays

How to create a date

From or before the speci ed date

Count all days or only working days

Optionally, you can enter the following formula in B6 to

=IF($D$5=1, TODAY(), "")

Finally, insert the following formula in B18 that checks

=IF(AND($D$5=1, $D$9=1, $D$14=1),

It may look like a monstrous formula at rst sight, but if

And now, you select the desired options, say, 60 days

I don't know how to thank you

60+ professional tools for Excel

To have a closer look at the formula and probably

Special tools to calculate

Date and Time Wizard

As an example, let's nd out what date is 120 days from

3. Click the Date & Time Wizard button on the Ablebits

4. On the Add tab, specify how many days you want to

5. Click the Insert formula button.

As shown in the screenshot above, the formula built by

To get a date that occurred 120 days before today,

I don't know how to thank you

cell, and point the wizard to that cell:

60+ professional tools for Excel

As the result, you will get a universal formula that

Date Picker for Excel

For example, here's how you can get a date 21 days

1. Click the Date Piker button on the Ablebits Tools tab

I don't know how to thank you

and you click the calculator button in the upper right

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