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I have a spreadsheet with the following columns:
Col A €“ Date completed Col B €“ Status Col c €“ Scheduled start Date Col D €“ Scheduled Finish Date Information for column c and d is copied weekly into my spreadsheet from another application. I would data entry the dates of the completed work into column A. in the column B €“ status, I want any of the following to appear based on certain criteria €“ ON TIME, OUT OF SPEC, OR OVERDUE for the dates in the Date Completed column. Now the criteria is as follows: the date in Column A is considered on time if it is completed with the date range of the Scheduled Start Date and the Scheduled finish Date + or €“ 5 days on either end. It would be considered Out of Spec if it were completed outside of this range. And if there isnt any date entered in Column A and todays date is past the scheduled finish date, I would like it to show as Overdue. Can anyone help me with this? I am not very experienced with any kind programming. |
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