They set out the requirements for preparation and review of the Quality Improvement. Plan (part 3.1), the different rating levels that may be given to a service (part 3.2), the process. for completing assessments and determining a rating (part 3.3) and the process for review of. ratings (part 3.4).
=IF(F5<0,Expired,IF(F5<30,Expiring soon,)) Next we need to create conditional formatting rules that highlight these values. First, select the data, and set the active cell to the upper right corner. Then, create a formula rule that tests the active cell for the value Expired. The column must be locked. Now repeat that same process for memberships that are Expiring soon.
Here are some examples of dates and the number that Excel is storing for those dates: As you'll see, this list starts at the first of January, 1900, which Excel stores as 1. From there, the dates become more recent, and the numbers stored increase. Note also how the second of January, 1900 is stored as 2.