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Changing cell font color based on another cell's data

Asked by andykatafiaszwestfield in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Office Suite

I have an Excel 2007 spreadsheet for all of my servers. It gives the model, serial numbers, OS, backup type, etc. However the most important for planning is the warranty information.
For example:
Cell F2 holds the shipping date
Cell H1 holds the warranty expiration date
Cell I1 holds the current date
Cell J1 holds the days left until warranty expiration

What I need is:
If the warranty is still good for a FY, color the font green
If the warranty expires in the current FY, color the font yellow
If the warranty is completely gone, color the font red

I'd much prefer to do this without a script. Any help would be much appreciated.
 
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