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Default backup warranty tracking system

I forgot to include the importand part. This is the
formula in H:2 to calculate the warranty date J:2,

=DATE(YEAR(I2)+1,MONTH(I2),DAY(I2)-1 = 1 yr warranty
=DATE(YEAR(I2),MONTH(I2),DAY(I2)+90 = 90 day warranty
=DATE(YEAR(I2)+1,MONTH(I2),DAY(I2)+180 = 180 day warranty

The start to this is the date of the repair order in G:2.

************ My initial information ******************

I'm looking to track material out for repair by the type
of service requested in cell (G:2) will be the type of
service:

BCK = bench check = this will have a projected return
date (I:2)within three days of the repair order date (H:2)

REP = repaired = this will have a projected return date
(I:2) within 7 days of the repair order date (H:2)

OVH = overhaul = this will have a projected return date
(I:2) within 14 days of the repair order date.


With all this I would also like to include the warranty
schedule from the date of the service return date(J2)
BCK= no warranty
REP= 90 day warranty
OVH= 180 warranty

Any information/help is greatly appreciated
 
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