Ablaufdatum farbig markieren in LibreOffice Calc | Bedingte Formatierung

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to automatically color-code expiration dates/best before dates in LibreOffice Calc using conditional formatting. This way, you can see at a glance which products have expired (red), which will expire in ≤ 7 days (orange), and which will expire in ≤ 30 days (yellow). Anything beyond that remains unmarked. You can, of course, customize the thresholds. ✅ Result: A clear "best before date" indicator for supplies, food, medications, or anything with an expiration date. Conditional Formatting: If you're completely new to conditional formatting, you can also watch the tutorial "Conditional Formatting Made Easy (LibreOffice Calc)"    • Bedingte Formatierung ganz einfach (LibreO...   Relative and Absolute References: Relative and absolute references are also a very important topic. If you're not yet familiar with this, you should definitely watch this, as it will definitely help you progress: Relative and Absolute References with Examples (LibreOffice Calc)    • RELATIVE und ABSOLUTE BEZÜGE mit Beispiele...   This tutorial is in German. #LibreOfficeCalc #ConditionalFormatting #LibreOfficeTutorial