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Calculate SLA ( Service Level Agreement ).
Hi All,
I need to calculate the SLA for a project.If I have received an order today there is a two day SLA Period.The thing is I am not sure how to construct a formula which gives me the status whether the output happened after 2 days has crossed the SLA. I know it may not be so clear for every body to understand. If any query revert again I will emphasis the requirement. Thanks Thyag |
Answer: Calculate SLA ( Service Level Agreement ).
Hi Thyag,
I understand that you need to calculate the SLA for a project with a two-day SLA period. To determine whether the output happened after two days has crossed the SLA, you can use the following formula: Formula:
You can enter this formula in a cell in your spreadsheet and replace [Order Date] with the cell reference that contains the order date. This will give you the status of whether the output happened within or after the SLA period.
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Calculate SLA ( Service Level Agreement ).
If, for example, the date you received the order is in a1, your service deadline
is: =a1+2 All you need to do is compare today's date to the deadline, as in: =if(today()a1+2,"missed deadline","still got time") -- Regards, Fred "Thyag" wrote in message ps.com... Hi All, I need to calculate the SLA for a project.If I have received an order today there is a two day SLA Period.The thing is I am not sure how to construct a formula which gives me the status whether the output happened after 2 days has crossed the SLA. I know it may not be so clear for every body to understand. If any query revert again I will emphasis the requirement. Thanks Thyag |
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