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I posted a question a few weeks ago about a spreadsheet of dates I have. I
have tried to do the formula on the actual spreadsheet (did "testing" on dummy sheet before I was certain it worked and got approval from boss to use), but, now I've tried to do the formula again and it doesn't work! To cut a long story short, my spreadsheet has 3 columns I would like to track. Column K is the requested delivery date from the customer, column L is the quoted delivery date and column M is the factory acknowledged delivery date. What I would like to happen, is that if the date in either of the columns reaches between 14 days and 7 days away from todays date it flags yellow (as a warning) and when the date reaches 7 days or less away from todays date the colour changes to red (as a visual warning to chase delivery). What I also would like to do is that when I put a date in column O (which is the actual despatch date) the colours in that row for the 3 columns above disappear. The spreadsheet is a working document so I will need to apply the formula to all rows as it gets added to on a daily basis. The formula I was using was to flag red was =and(k2230,k223=today(),k223-today()<=5,$0223="") and to flag amber i used =and(k2230,k223=today(),k223-today()<=14,$0223="") PLEASE can someone help me out of my pickle. The formula did work?! Promise! |
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