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Hey Guyz!
Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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Without studying your formula in any detail, and based solely on your
description of the addition you want and the fact that the existing formula works correctly, I would guess that putting this (don't miss the comma at the end)... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing", in front of the formula you now have (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and placing a closing parenthesis at the end of your existing formula, would do what you want. Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Hey Guyz! Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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Thanks Rick. That got me closer, but still not 100%. With your suggestion,
the "Update Eval Before Hearing" flag does appear if the date in Cell AL7 is greater than 12 months, however if I enter a date under 6 months, the flag "Confirm AC follow Through" still shows up. That flag should only appear (per the formula below) if more than 6 months, but less than 12 months has elapsed. I appreciate your suggestion. Dan "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Without studying your formula in any detail, and based solely on your description of the addition you want and the fact that the existing formula works correctly, I would guess that putting this (don't miss the comma at the end)... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing", in front of the formula you now have (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and placing a closing parenthesis at the end of your existing formula, would do what you want. Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Hey Guyz! Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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Sorry, I apparently misread your 2nd "large" paragraph as indicating your
existing formula worked as expected accept for the greater than one year problem. We should be able to handle the less than six months problem with another IF function (I think<g). Instead of what I suggested earlier, try putting this... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing",IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),"Confirm AC Follow Through", in front of the **ORIGINAL** formula you had (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and put TWO closing parentheses at the end of that original formula. Now, there is a chance that you will have some non-essential testing conditions left over inside that original formula (I'm not 100% sure) as a result of this, but it shouldn't matter... the only dates it will have to process are those where AL is less than 6 months (any other condition testing for a larger AL date, if in there, will not activate). Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Thanks Rick. That got me closer, but still not 100%. With your suggestion, the "Update Eval Before Hearing" flag does appear if the date in Cell AL7 is greater than 12 months, however if I enter a date under 6 months, the flag "Confirm AC follow Through" still shows up. That flag should only appear (per the formula below) if more than 6 months, but less than 12 months has elapsed. I appreciate your suggestion. Dan "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Without studying your formula in any detail, and based solely on your description of the addition you want and the fact that the existing formula works correctly, I would guess that putting this (don't miss the comma at the end)... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing", in front of the formula you now have (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and placing a closing parenthesis at the end of your existing formula, would do what you want. Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Hey Guyz! Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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I think I read your instructions correctly Rick, but Excel didn't seem to
like the additions you gave me (Excel can be so testy at times, lol). I separated out your suggestion so you can see it better. I also added the two additional parenthesis at the end of the entire formula..........Dan =IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing",IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),"Confirm AC Follow Through")), IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")))) "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Sorry, I apparently misread your 2nd "large" paragraph as indicating your existing formula worked as expected accept for the greater than one year problem. We should be able to handle the less than six months problem with another IF function (I think<g). Instead of what I suggested earlier, try putting this... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing",IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),"Confirm AC Follow Through", in front of the **ORIGINAL** formula you had (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and put TWO closing parentheses at the end of that original formula. Now, there is a chance that you will have some non-essential testing conditions left over inside that original formula (I'm not 100% sure) as a result of this, but it shouldn't matter... the only dates it will have to process are those where AL is less than 6 months (any other condition testing for a larger AL date, if in there, will not activate). Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Thanks Rick. That got me closer, but still not 100%. With your suggestion, the "Update Eval Before Hearing" flag does appear if the date in Cell AL7 is greater than 12 months, however if I enter a date under 6 months, the flag "Confirm AC follow Through" still shows up. That flag should only appear (per the formula below) if more than 6 months, but less than 12 months has elapsed. I appreciate your suggestion. Dan "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Without studying your formula in any detail, and based solely on your description of the addition you want and the fact that the existing formula works correctly, I would guess that putting this (don't miss the comma at the end)... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing", in front of the formula you now have (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and placing a closing parenthesis at the end of your existing formula, would do what you want. Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Hey Guyz! Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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See the single inline comment....
"Dan the Man" wrote in message ... I think I read your instructions correctly Rick, but Excel didn't seem to like the additions you gave me (Excel can be so testy at times, lol). I separated out your suggestion so you can see it better. I also added the two additional parenthesis at the end of the entire formula..........Dan =IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing",IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),"Confirm AC Follow Through")), You added two parentheses to the end of the above that I did not ask for (the two you added at the end of the original formula below are correct, those I asked for). =IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing",IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),"Confirm AC Follow Through", Remove them and see if that makes a difference. Rick IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")))) "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Sorry, I apparently misread your 2nd "large" paragraph as indicating your existing formula worked as expected accept for the greater than one year problem. We should be able to handle the less than six months problem with another IF function (I think<g). Instead of what I suggested earlier, try putting this... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing",IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),"Confirm AC Follow Through", in front of the **ORIGINAL** formula you had (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and put TWO closing parentheses at the end of that original formula. Now, there is a chance that you will have some non-essential testing conditions left over inside that original formula (I'm not 100% sure) as a result of this, but it shouldn't matter... the only dates it will have to process are those where AL is less than 6 months (any other condition testing for a larger AL date, if in there, will not activate). Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Thanks Rick. That got me closer, but still not 100%. With your suggestion, the "Update Eval Before Hearing" flag does appear if the date in Cell AL7 is greater than 12 months, however if I enter a date under 6 months, the flag "Confirm AC follow Through" still shows up. That flag should only appear (per the formula below) if more than 6 months, but less than 12 months has elapsed. I appreciate your suggestion. Dan "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: Without studying your formula in any detail, and based solely on your description of the addition you want and the fact that the existing formula works correctly, I would guess that putting this (don't miss the comma at the end)... IF(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,12),"Update Eval Before Hearing", in front of the formula you now have (that is, after the equal sign but before the first IF) and placing a closing parenthesis at the end of your existing formula, would do what you want. Rick "Dan the Man" wrote in message ... Hey Guyz! Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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Dan,
The formula contains five OR functions that contain only one argument and thus are superfluous. There are also a few instances of unnecessary parentheses which only add to the complexity. The nested IF structure also appears to be poorly constructed because condtions get tested more than once at different nesting levels. Unnecessary OR function and unnecessary parentheses example: OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated"))) Example of condtion(s) being tested more than once at different nesting levels. Note how [ Today()AG7 ] and [ AN7="AC Initiated" ] is tested twice: =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated"))... The OR function is allowed to have only one argument and will return True if the arguement is true, but this serves no purpose. The argument by itself achieves the same. The following is a simplification that removes unnecessary OR functions and parentheses. It is NOT an answer to your question: =IF(OR(AA7<"",AND(TODAY()AG7,AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,AN7="AC Initiated"),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AP7,6),AN7="AC Initiated"),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),AN7="Ref erred to TX"),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AL7,6),AN7="Referred to Tx"),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),AN7="Referred to Tx"),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) If Rick is not successful at solving your problem, then I suggest you describe a theoretical (simplified) worksheet layout that models the actual but is as simple as you can make it. Also provide example data and describe what you want to achieve. Alternatively, make the workbook available. Greg "Dan the Man" wrote: Hey Guyz! Since Max and Ron have been so helpful, I'll throw out a more complex formula. My best friend is a senior software engineer, however since he's got married, he hasn't had a lot of time for my spreadsheet problems. He created the spreadsheet for me, but I've been left to my own devices since he's taken his wife. Here is another formula I am working with (which works): =IF(OR(AA7<"",OR(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")))),IF(AND(TODAY()AG7,(AN7="AC Initiated")),IF(AP7="","Check AC Status",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AP7,6)),OR(AN7="AC Initiated")),"Re-Check AC Status","")),IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE(AA7,12),OR(AN7=" Referred to TX")),IF(AL7="","Eval Before RF",IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,6)),OR(AN7="Referr ed to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through","")),"")),IF(AL7<"",IF(AND(TODAY()EDATE (AL7,6),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),"Confirm AC Follow Through",""),"")) The following are additional requirements I want to encorporate into the above "beast of a formula": A flag entitled "Update Eval Before Hearing" should appear if more than a year elapses (from the date that the evaluation was posted in Row AL). To clarify, the "Confirm AC Follow Through" flag appears if more than 6 months , but less than 12 months has elapsed (which the above formula does without difficulty), and the new "Update Eval Before Hearing", should appear if more than 1 year elapses. The addition to the formula also presumes that a Hearing date was posted in Row AA. I tried to integrate the following piece of logic into the above formula (to address the above requirement), but it didn't work: IF(AND(TODAY()(EDATE(AL7,12)),OR(AN7="Referred to Tx")),IF(AA7<"","Update Eval Before Hearing","")),"")) I realize that this is a very long and detailed formula, so I understand if it's asking too much............ Happy 4th! Dan |
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