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Working with dates
I have 2 worksheets, one containing a summary to countdown while the other
contains 2 columns of the following (up to week 40): Week Date 1 7-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 24-Jul 5 31-Jul Is there a formula that i could use on a cell within the summary w'sheet where it does a countdown to the planned dates as shown in table above? I.e. If today is 4th July, the formula cell will display 3 days to countdown. If today is 8th July (which means it has passed week 1), it will show 6 days to countdown. With this formula, i'm trying to display the following text: "You have 3 days left to Week 1 deadline" The formula will basically be inserted where 3 is, while Week 1 will be inserted based on the condition of the countdown (not displaying the Date column but rather the Week column number). Is this possible? |
Working with dates
I'm sure the array formula experts will have a far shorter solution, but
this should work: ="You hvave "&INDEX(B1:B52;MATCH(VLOOKUP(TODAY();B1:B52;1;TRUE );B1:B52)+1)-TODAY()&" days until deadline week "&INDEX(A1:A52;MATCH(VLOOKUP(TODAY();B1:B52;1;TRUE );B1:B52)+1) Error handling will lengthen it a lot (how much depending on excel version), so I left that out. As is it needs a future date in B to work. HTH. Best wishes Harald "andrew" skrev i melding ... I have 2 worksheets, one containing a summary to countdown while the other contains 2 columns of the following (up to week 40): Week Date 1 7-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 24-Jul 5 31-Jul Is there a formula that i could use on a cell within the summary w'sheet where it does a countdown to the planned dates as shown in table above? I.e. If today is 4th July, the formula cell will display 3 days to countdown. If today is 8th July (which means it has passed week 1), it will show 6 days to countdown. With this formula, i'm trying to display the following text: "You have 3 days left to Week 1 deadline" The formula will basically be inserted where 3 is, while Week 1 will be inserted based on the condition of the countdown (not displaying the Date column but rather the Week column number). Is this possible? |
Working with dates
Assuming your dates are in Sheet1, I would suggest that you insert a
new row 2, so that you have a table that looks like this: Week Date 0 30-Jun 1 07-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 28-Jul and so on. (Note, my dates are a bit different than yours !) Then in your summary sheet you can put this formula: ="You have "&INDEX(Sheet1!B$2:B$42,MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B $42)+1)- TODAY()&" days left to Week "&MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B$42)&" deadline" to give you what you want - this assumes dates down to row 42. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 4, 9:57*am, andrew wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one containing a summary to countdown while the other contains 2 columns of the following (up to week 40): Week * *Date 1 * * * 7-Jul 2 * * * 14-Jul 3 * * * 21-Jul 4 * * * 24-Jul 5 * * * 31-Jul Is there a formula that i could use on a cell within the summary w'sheet where it does a countdown to the planned dates as shown in table above? I..e. If today is 4th July, the formula cell will display 3 days to countdown. If today is 8th July (which means it has passed week 1), it will show 6 days to countdown. With this formula, i'm trying to display the following text: "You have 3 days left to Week 1 deadline" The formula will basically be inserted where 3 is, while Week 1 will be inserted based on the condition of the countdown (not displaying the Date column but rather the Week column number). Is this possible? |
Working with dates
Almost there. What if i want just the number in BOLD while the rest of the
text remains in regular format? "Pete_UK" wrote: Assuming your dates are in Sheet1, I would suggest that you insert a new row 2, so that you have a table that looks like this: Week Date 0 30-Jun 1 07-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 28-Jul and so on. (Note, my dates are a bit different than yours !) Then in your summary sheet you can put this formula: ="You have "&INDEX(Sheet1!B$2:B$42,MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B $42)+1)- TODAY()&" days left to Week "&MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B$42)&" deadline" to give you what you want - this assumes dates down to row 42. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 4, 9:57 am, andrew wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one containing a summary to countdown while the other contains 2 columns of the following (up to week 40): Week Date 1 7-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 24-Jul 5 31-Jul Is there a formula that i could use on a cell within the summary w'sheet where it does a countdown to the planned dates as shown in table above? I..e. If today is 4th July, the formula cell will display 3 days to countdown. If today is 8th July (which means it has passed week 1), it will show 6 days to countdown. With this formula, i'm trying to display the following text: "You have 3 days left to Week 1 deadline" The formula will basically be inserted where 3 is, while Week 1 will be inserted based on the condition of the countdown (not displaying the Date column but rather the Week column number). Is this possible? |
Working with dates
You won't be able to do that with a formula - you will need some VBA.
Pete "andrew" wrote in message ... Almost there. What if i want just the number in BOLD while the rest of the text remains in regular format? "Pete_UK" wrote: Assuming your dates are in Sheet1, I would suggest that you insert a new row 2, so that you have a table that looks like this: Week Date 0 30-Jun 1 07-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 28-Jul and so on. (Note, my dates are a bit different than yours !) Then in your summary sheet you can put this formula: ="You have "&INDEX(Sheet1!B$2:B$42,MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B $42)+1)- TODAY()&" days left to Week "&MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B$42)&" deadline" to give you what you want - this assumes dates down to row 42. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 4, 9:57 am, andrew wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one containing a summary to countdown while the other contains 2 columns of the following (up to week 40): Week Date 1 7-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 24-Jul 5 31-Jul Is there a formula that i could use on a cell within the summary w'sheet where it does a countdown to the planned dates as shown in table above? I..e. If today is 4th July, the formula cell will display 3 days to countdown. If today is 8th July (which means it has passed week 1), it will show 6 days to countdown. With this formula, i'm trying to display the following text: "You have 3 days left to Week 1 deadline" The formula will basically be inserted where 3 is, while Week 1 will be inserted based on the condition of the countdown (not displaying the Date column but rather the Week column number). Is this possible? |
Working with dates
Hi, the formula unfortunately is not working for the Week display now - its
showing Week 12 instead of Week 3 of the planned dates with corresponding Week. Any ideas? "Pete_UK" wrote: Assuming your dates are in Sheet1, I would suggest that you insert a new row 2, so that you have a table that looks like this: Week Date 0 30-Jun 1 07-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 28-Jul and so on. (Note, my dates are a bit different than yours !) Then in your summary sheet you can put this formula: ="You have "&INDEX(Sheet1!B$2:B$42,MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B $42)+1)- TODAY()&" days left to Week "&MATCH(TODAY(),Sheet1!B$2:B$42)&" deadline" to give you what you want - this assumes dates down to row 42. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 4, 9:57 am, andrew wrote: I have 2 worksheets, one containing a summary to countdown while the other contains 2 columns of the following (up to week 40): Week Date 1 7-Jul 2 14-Jul 3 21-Jul 4 24-Jul 5 31-Jul Is there a formula that i could use on a cell within the summary w'sheet where it does a countdown to the planned dates as shown in table above? I..e. If today is 4th July, the formula cell will display 3 days to countdown. If today is 8th July (which means it has passed week 1), it will show 6 days to countdown. With this formula, i'm trying to display the following text: "You have 3 days left to Week 1 deadline" The formula will basically be inserted where 3 is, while Week 1 will be inserted based on the condition of the countdown (not displaying the Date column but rather the Week column number). Is this possible? |
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