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Default Need to calculate future date based on standard duration and input

Hi, I work in a development organization and we take our products through
various "stages"... here are the variables:

1) We start at Stage 1 and Stage 5 means 'ready to ship'
2) We have 3 different product classifications, A, B, C
3) Each classification has a 'standard duration' from various Stages to
Stage 5 (i.e. Stage 1 to Stage 5 for a Class A is 18 months, Stage 2 to Stage
5 for a Class A is 12 months, Stage 1 to Stage 5 for a Class C is 12 months,
etc....

I have a big table in Excel, each Row contains 1 product and lists the
product Class, Stage 1 scheduled date, Stage 1 Actual date, Stage 2 date,
Stage 3 date, Stage 4 date

I need to calculate for each product at any given time the expected Stage 5
date based on the standard duration from the last Stage passed (or the Stage
1 scheduled date for pre Stage 1 products).

I cannot do this in Excel with a formula because there are too many nested
"if" statements... so I'm searching for a way to do this with VBA...

Any help?

thanks!

Jon
 
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