How to Calculate Due Date Status in Excel (Overdue, Due Soon & Paid)
Do you want to calculate due dates in Excel and automatically know if a bill is Overdue, Due Soon, or Paid?
Then this Excel tutorial is for you.
In this video, you’ll learn how to calculate due date status in Excel using a simple and powerful formula with the IF and TODAY functions. This method updates automatically every day, so you always know which expenses are overdue and which ones are still within the due date.
I’ll walk you step by step through an example with an expense table that includes:
Date
Description
Amount
Paid status
Due date status
You’ll see how to create a formula that checks:
If the bill is already paid
If the due date has passed
If the payment is still due
This same logic can be used to track:
Bills and expenses
Product expiration dates
Service renewals
Document expiration dates
By the end of this video, you’ll know exactly how to build a dynamic due date status formula in Excel that works automatically.
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