Hello I am trying to create a 2 or 3 sheet workbook that will let me enter
tasks and dates much like a set up to a gantt chart. with the first sheet.....
Job: Task start date end Date Days to
completion
Submission 08/08/05 08/13/05 47 days to go

For the Days to completion column I am trying to use
=DATEVALUE("11/09/2006")-TODAY()&" days to go" , Is there a way to Vlookup
the "11/09/2006" portion of this formula. From whatever is entered in say
column (C#).

Then on a seperate sheet list Vlookup all the items that are under a
certain number of days left as a priority list to check up the status of
tasks.

yes, but you probably do not need the Date value if the cell if formatted as
a date

"BEEZ" wrote:

Hello I am trying to create a 2 or 3 sheet workbook that will let me enter
tasks and dates much like a set up to a gantt chart. with the first sheet.....
Job: Task start date end Date Days to
completion
Submission 08/08/05 08/13/05 47 days to go

For the Days to completion column I am trying to use
=DATEVALUE("11/09/2006")-TODAY()&" days to go" , Is there a way to Vlookup
the "11/09/2006" portion of this formula. From whatever is entered in say
column (C#).

Then on a seperate sheet list Vlookup all the items that are under a
certain number of days left as a priority list to check up the status of
tasks.

And For the second Sheet if two or more items fall under the same time period
of Days to Completion can it populate a list in order of most urgent to
farthest from completion. Referncing sheet one. Thanx for the tip on no
"datevalue bj"

"bj" wrote:

yes, but you probably do not need the Date value if the cell if formatted as
a date

"BEEZ" wrote:

Hello I am trying to create a 2 or 3 sheet workbook that will let me enter
tasks and dates much like a set up to a gantt chart. with the first sheet.....
Job: Task start date end Date Days to
completion
Submission 08/08/05 08/13/05 47 days to go

For the Days to completion column I am trying to use
=DATEVALUE("11/09/2006")-TODAY()&" days to go" , Is there a way to Vlookup
the "11/09/2006" portion of this formula. From whatever is entered in say
column (C#).

Then on a seperate sheet list Vlookup all the items that are under a
certain number of days left as a priority list to check up the status of
tasks.

Check out advanced filter for the populating the second sheet.
there are many ways to populate the second sheet.
a lot of them involve a countif or sumproduct to determine how much data
meets the criteria
Then a rank() is used to determine the order. If there is a "tiebreaker"
method to keep from having identical ranks, a set of lookups based on the
ranking can populate the second sheet
"BEEZ" wrote:

And For the second Sheet if two or more items fall under the same time period
of Days to Completion can it populate a list in order of most urgent to
farthest from completion. Referncing sheet one. Thanx for the tip on no
"datevalue bj"

"bj" wrote:

yes, but you probably do not need the Date value if the cell if formatted as
a date

"BEEZ" wrote:

Hello I am trying to create a 2 or 3 sheet workbook that will let me enter
tasks and dates much like a set up to a gantt chart. with the first sheet.....
Job: Task start date end Date Days to
completion
Submission 08/08/05 08/13/05 47 days to go

For the Days to completion column I am trying to use
=DATEVALUE("11/09/2006")-TODAY()&" days to go" , Is there a way to Vlookup
the "11/09/2006" portion of this formula. From whatever is entered in say
column (C#).

Then on a seperate sheet list Vlookup all the items that are under a
certain number of days left as a priority list to check up the status of
tasks.