The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Hi,
=if(N1="Hudson Sat. & Sun",your new formula,your first formula)

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Not exactly clear on your suggestion Eduardo (in terms of how to change the
flag deadline date from 10 days to 45 days if N4 is toggled to "Hudson Sat. &
Sun."). Also not sure where to insert this additional piece of formula based
upon your suggestion.

Thanks, Dan

"Eduardo" wrote:

Hi,
=if(N1="Hudson Sat. & Sun",your new formula,your first formula)

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is "Hudson Sat. &
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson Sun". Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class in Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun) can trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is "Hudson Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun) can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you spell the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is "Hudson Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun) can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is "Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun) can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Sorry about the name thing Steve. I don't mind Fred however lol.

Thanks for the formula update. The only thing I notice however is that the
"Return Referral Form to Referent" flag for all Hudson classes is now
occuring after day 63, as opposed to after day 45. The triggering of this
flag for classes other than Hudson is working correctly however. Suggestion
for what I need to adjust so that all Hudson classes (identified in Column N)
trigger the "Return Referral Form to Referent" after day 45. Again thank you
so much for your help!

Dan or Fred

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is "Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun) can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Hi Dan, I've been called many things so Ron didn't really bother me, and I
have a lot of respect for Ron de Bruin (whom, I presume, you were thinking
of).

The only part of the formula which deals with the number of workdays added
is:

10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson")

which can only result in 10 or 45.

A comparison such as (a=b) when combined with other values (in an Excel
formula) results in either 0 or 1, representing FALSE or TRUE. So the
number of days added would either be 10+35*0 = 10 when the first 6
characters of N4 are not "Hudson", or 10+35*1 = 45 when they are. There are
no other possibilities here.

If your holiday list AA4:AA12 was long enough I would have said the problem
lay in it's content, but, since it isn't, the only other thing I can think
of is: Do you really want TODAY() in your formula, or should that refer to
some other date? Remember that TODAY() will update every time the workbook
is opened/recalculated.

HTH
Steve D.



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Sorry about the name thing Steve. I don't mind Fred however lol.

Thanks for the formula update. The only thing I notice however is that the
"Return Referral Form to Referent" flag for all Hudson classes is now
occuring after day 63, as opposed to after day 45. The triggering of this
flag for classes other than Hudson is working correctly however.
Suggestion
for what I need to adjust so that all Hudson classes (identified in Column
N)
trigger the "Return Referral Form to Referent" after day 45. Again thank
you
so much for your help!

Dan or Fred

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty
inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you
spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely
copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is "Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class
in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun) can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates
a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient
Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll
on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return
Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id
like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above
is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want
to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it
trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

BTW, I've just spotted a little bit of redundancy (subconciously I noticed
it first time through, but just couldn't pin down what was bugging me while
I was looking at the bigger picture) - you don't need to check for K4="" in
the third IF because any other possibility was dealt with by the first.

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"), AA4:AA12), "Return
Referral Form to Referent","")))

will achieve the same.



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
Hi Dan, I've been called many things so Ron didn't really bother me, and I
have a lot of respect for Ron de Bruin (whom, I presume, you were thinking
of).

The only part of the formula which deals with the number of workdays added
is:

10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson")

which can only result in 10 or 45.

A comparison such as (a=b) when combined with other values (in an Excel
formula) results in either 0 or 1, representing FALSE or TRUE. So the
number of days added would either be 10+35*0 = 10 when the first 6
characters of N4 are not "Hudson", or 10+35*1 = 45 when they are. There
are no other possibilities here.

If your holiday list AA4:AA12 was long enough I would have said the
problem lay in it's content, but, since it isn't, the only other thing I
can think of is: Do you really want TODAY() in your formula, or should
that refer to some other date? Remember that TODAY() will update every
time the workbook is opened/recalculated.

HTH
Steve D.



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Sorry about the name thing Steve. I don't mind Fred however lol.

Thanks for the formula update. The only thing I notice however is that
the
"Return Referral Form to Referent" flag for all Hudson classes is now
occuring after day 63, as opposed to after day 45. The triggering of this
flag for classes other than Hudson is working correctly however.
Suggestion
for what I need to adjust so that all Hudson classes (identified in
Column N)
trigger the "Return Referral Form to Referent" after day 45. Again thank
you
so much for your help!

Dan or Fred

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty
inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you
spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely
copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is
"Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class
in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun)
can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates
a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient
Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll
on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return
Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id
like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above
is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days
(excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify
in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want
to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it
trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Hi Steve!

Thank you SO MUCH for your help and clarifications. Sorry for not responding
sooner, but I've had some computer problems (which are now resolved), and
over the weekend I didn't have a chance to get online.

I feel that this discussion group is so invaluable in terms of learning.
Most of my Excel knowledge has come from this group.

Have a great week Steve!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

BTW, I've just spotted a little bit of redundancy (subconciously I noticed
it first time through, but just couldn't pin down what was bugging me while
I was looking at the bigger picture) - you don't need to check for K4="" in
the third IF because any other possibility was dealt with by the first.

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"), AA4:AA12), "Return
Referral Form to Referent","")))

will achieve the same.



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
Hi Dan, I've been called many things so Ron didn't really bother me, and I
have a lot of respect for Ron de Bruin (whom, I presume, you were thinking
of).

The only part of the formula which deals with the number of workdays added
is:

10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson")

which can only result in 10 or 45.

A comparison such as (a=b) when combined with other values (in an Excel
formula) results in either 0 or 1, representing FALSE or TRUE. So the
number of days added would either be 10+35*0 = 10 when the first 6
characters of N4 are not "Hudson", or 10+35*1 = 45 when they are. There
are no other possibilities here.

If your holiday list AA4:AA12 was long enough I would have said the
problem lay in it's content, but, since it isn't, the only other thing I
can think of is: Do you really want TODAY() in your formula, or should
that refer to some other date? Remember that TODAY() will update every
time the workbook is opened/recalculated.

HTH
Steve D.



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Sorry about the name thing Steve. I don't mind Fred however lol.

Thanks for the formula update. The only thing I notice however is that
the
"Return Referral Form to Referent" flag for all Hudson classes is now
occuring after day 63, as opposed to after day 45. The triggering of this
flag for classes other than Hudson is working correctly however.
Suggestion
for what I need to adjust so that all Hudson classes (identified in
Column N)
trigger the "Return Referral Form to Referent" after day 45. Again thank
you
so much for your help!

Dan or Fred

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty
inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you
spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely
copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is
"Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class
in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun)
can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates
a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient
Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll
on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return
Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id
like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above
is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days
(excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify
in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want
to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it
trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Meant to ask you Steve if you had another suggestion for replacing ()TODAY in
the formula?

My goal is that the "Return Referral Form to Referent" flag should populate
10 days after the refferal was made (for all but Hudson folk who have 45 days
as you know).

As you also know, this isn't a pure 10 or 45 days, given that this time
frame excludes all weekends and holidays (which are input into the formula as
reflected with AA4:AA12).

Typically a 10 day student has 14 days to enroll (taking into account
weekends without a holiday), and a 45 day student has 49 days to enroll
(taking into account weekends without a holiday). We don't consider weekends
and holidays as part of their 10 or 45 day enrollment deadline. So in essence
they do get a bit more than 10 or 45 days to enroll.

I place the date of referral in Column H, and once a student enrolls, I
place their enrollment date in Column K. If I don't input an enrollment date
into Column K, and if the deadline to enroll date passes, then the "Return
Referral Form to Referent" flag should populate in Column R.

Hope this adds clarity to my goal...................Hope you are well!

Best,

Dan


"Steve Dunn" wrote:

BTW, I've just spotted a little bit of redundancy (subconciously I noticed
it first time through, but just couldn't pin down what was bugging me while
I was looking at the bigger picture) - you don't need to check for K4="" in
the third IF because any other possibility was dealt with by the first.

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"), AA4:AA12), "Return
Referral Form to Referent","")))

will achieve the same.



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
Hi Dan, I've been called many things so Ron didn't really bother me, and I
have a lot of respect for Ron de Bruin (whom, I presume, you were thinking
of).

The only part of the formula which deals with the number of workdays added
is:

10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson")

which can only result in 10 or 45.

A comparison such as (a=b) when combined with other values (in an Excel
formula) results in either 0 or 1, representing FALSE or TRUE. So the
number of days added would either be 10+35*0 = 10 when the first 6
characters of N4 are not "Hudson", or 10+35*1 = 45 when they are. There
are no other possibilities here.

If your holiday list AA4:AA12 was long enough I would have said the
problem lay in it's content, but, since it isn't, the only other thing I
can think of is: Do you really want TODAY() in your formula, or should
that refer to some other date? Remember that TODAY() will update every
time the workbook is opened/recalculated.

HTH
Steve D.



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Sorry about the name thing Steve. I don't mind Fred however lol.

Thanks for the formula update. The only thing I notice however is that
the
"Return Referral Form to Referent" flag for all Hudson classes is now
occuring after day 63, as opposed to after day 45. The triggering of this
flag for classes other than Hudson is working correctly however.
Suggestion
for what I need to adjust so that all Hudson classes (identified in
Column N)
trigger the "Return Referral Form to Referent" after day 45. Again thank
you
so much for your help!

Dan or Fred

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty
inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you
spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can merely
copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is
"Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or "Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any class
in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun)
can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates
a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient
Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll
on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return
Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id
like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above
is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days
(excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify
in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want
to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it
trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Hi Dan,

surely, looking at it that way, a 45 day student has 63 days to enroll if
weekends are taken into account?

Is the actual requirement 49 days overall (7 weeks)? In which case the
figure 45 should in fact be 35 (7 * 5-day weeks). Which would then make the
formula:


=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+25*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"), AA4:AA12),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))


Does that now work the way you expected?

Steve D.



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Meant to ask you Steve if you had another suggestion for replacing ()TODAY
in
the formula?

My goal is that the "Return Referral Form to Referent" flag should
populate
10 days after the refferal was made (for all but Hudson folk who have 45
days
as you know).

As you also know, this isn't a pure 10 or 45 days, given that this time
frame excludes all weekends and holidays (which are input into the formula
as
reflected with AA4:AA12).

Typically a 10 day student has 14 days to enroll (taking into account
weekends without a holiday), and a 45 day student has 49 days to enroll
(taking into account weekends without a holiday). We don't consider
weekends
and holidays as part of their 10 or 45 day enrollment deadline. So in
essence
they do get a bit more than 10 or 45 days to enroll.

I place the date of referral in Column H, and once a student enrolls, I
place their enrollment date in Column K. If I don't input an enrollment
date
into Column K, and if the deadline to enroll date passes, then the "Return
Referral Form to Referent" flag should populate in Column R.

Hope this adds clarity to my goal...................Hope you are well!

Best,

Dan


"Steve Dunn" wrote:

BTW, I've just spotted a little bit of redundancy (subconciously I
noticed
it first time through, but just couldn't pin down what was bugging me
while
I was looking at the bigger picture) - you don't need to check for K4=""
in
the third IF because any other possibility was dealt with by the first.

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"), AA4:AA12), "Return
Referral Form to Referent","")))

will achieve the same.



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
Hi Dan, I've been called many things so Ron didn't really bother me,
and I
have a lot of respect for Ron de Bruin (whom, I presume, you were
thinking
of).

The only part of the formula which deals with the number of workdays
added
is:

10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson")

which can only result in 10 or 45.

A comparison such as (a=b) when combined with other values (in an Excel
formula) results in either 0 or 1, representing FALSE or TRUE. So the
number of days added would either be 10+35*0 = 10 when the first 6
characters of N4 are not "Hudson", or 10+35*1 = 45 when they are. There
are no other possibilities here.

If your holiday list AA4:AA12 was long enough I would have said the
problem lay in it's content, but, since it isn't, the only other thing
I
can think of is: Do you really want TODAY() in your formula, or should
that refer to some other date? Remember that TODAY() will update every
time the workbook is opened/recalculated.

HTH
Steve D.



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Sorry about the name thing Steve. I don't mind Fred however lol.

Thanks for the formula update. The only thing I notice however is that
the
"Return Referral Form to Referent" flag for all Hudson classes is now
occuring after day 63, as opposed to after day 45. The triggering of
this
flag for classes other than Hudson is working correctly however.
Suggestion
for what I need to adjust so that all Hudson classes (identified in
Column N)
trigger the "Return Referral Form to Referent" after day 45. Again
thank
you
so much for your help!

Dan or Fred

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Ok Fred, here you go:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(LEFT(N4,6)=" Hudson"),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
I think I'm dumb Ron (lol). For some reason I'm having difficulty
inserting
that change and getting it to work. If you wouldn't mind, could you
spell
the
whole formula out (using the change you just gave me) so I can
merely
copy
and paste?

MUCH THANKS!!!!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"

instead of

N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Your formula worked perfectly Ron!

One final question however..............Usually our class is
"Hudson
Sat.
&
Sun.", however, sometimes our classes are "Hudson Sat", or
"Hudson
Sun".
Is
there a way of using a wild card in the formula, so that any
class
in
Column
N which is a Hudson class (regardless of Sat, Sun, or Sat & Sun)
can
trigger
the 45 day flag as you set up?

Thanks so much!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

you could use:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll
on
Time",
IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,IF(N4="Hudson Sat. &
Sun.",45,10),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent",""))))

but this (imho) is a little tidier:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll
on
Time",
IF((K4="")*(TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10+35*(N4="Hudson Sat. & Sun."),
AA4:AA12)), "Return Referral Form to Referent","")))




"Danny Boy" wrote in
message
...
The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It
creates
a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient
Failed
to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here
is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to
Enroll
on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return
Referral
Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id
like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula
above
is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�
is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days
(excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we
identify
in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I
want
to
EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it
trigger
at
45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Hi Steve!

When most students were given 10 days to enroll, this DID NOT COUNT weekends
or holidays, and as such, the "Return Referral Form to Referent" was
flagging at approximately 14 days (a few days more if there was a holiday
involved). This will continue to work fine for all NON HUDSON students.

However, when we began seeing students in Hudson, this school system gives
them up to 45 days to enroll, but DOES COUNT weekends and holidays.

Given the current forumla, these Hudson students are flagging at
approximately day 63 as you said, becasuse $AA$4:$AA$12 is the piece of the
current formula that gives students extra enrollment time in order to not
penalize them when a weekend or holiday occurs.

In addition, Hudson students have to complete their class within 90 days of
their referral, so this could be a problem if the enrollement deadline flag
occurs at day 63. It would be difficult to enroll and complete with only 27
days left to go.

I think the fix will be this.........

Any student identified as being in a Hudson class (Column N) should flag
"Return Referral Form to Referent" at day 45 (not counting weekends or
holidays). With all other students, we can leave the 10 days to enroll as is,
as well as continuing to factor in weekends and holidays as we had been doing
up to this point. Does that make sense?

So I suspect that the formula will have to ignore the holiday allowances
($AA$4:$AA$12) when a student is identified in Column N as taking a Hudson
class.

Thanks again so much for your help Steve!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

We're nearly there then, this should do it:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Hi Steve!

When most students were given 10 days to enroll, this DID NOT COUNT
weekends
or holidays, and as such, the "Return Referral Form to Referent" was
flagging at approximately 14 days (a few days more if there was a holiday
involved). This will continue to work fine for all NON HUDSON students.

However, when we began seeing students in Hudson, this school system gives
them up to 45 days to enroll, but DOES COUNT weekends and holidays.

Given the current forumla, these Hudson students are flagging at
approximately day 63 as you said, becasuse $AA$4:$AA$12 is the piece of
the
current formula that gives students extra enrollment time in order to not
penalize them when a weekend or holiday occurs.

In addition, Hudson students have to complete their class within 90 days
of
their referral, so this could be a problem if the enrollement deadline
flag
occurs at day 63. It would be difficult to enroll and complete with only
27
days left to go.

I think the fix will be this.........

Any student identified as being in a Hudson class (Column N) should flag
"Return Referral Form to Referent" at day 45 (not counting weekends or
holidays). With all other students, we can leave the 10 days to enroll as
is,
as well as continuing to factor in weekends and holidays as we had been
doing
up to this point. Does that make sense?

So I suspect that the formula will have to ignore the holiday allowances
($AA$4:$AA$12) when a student is identified in Column N as taking a Hudson
class.

Thanks again so much for your help Steve!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral Form
to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to EXTEND
the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Scratch that, try this:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))*(LEFT(N4,6)< "Hudson")+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
We're nearly there then, this should do it:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Hi Steve!

When most students were given 10 days to enroll, this DID NOT COUNT
weekends
or holidays, and as such, the "Return Referral Form to Referent" was
flagging at approximately 14 days (a few days more if there was a holiday
involved). This will continue to work fine for all NON HUDSON students.

However, when we began seeing students in Hudson, this school system
gives
them up to 45 days to enroll, but DOES COUNT weekends and holidays.

Given the current forumla, these Hudson students are flagging at
approximately day 63 as you said, becasuse $AA$4:$AA$12 is the piece of
the
current formula that gives students extra enrollment time in order to not
penalize them when a weekend or holiday occurs.

In addition, Hudson students have to complete their class within 90 days
of
their referral, so this could be a problem if the enrollement deadline
flag
occurs at day 63. It would be difficult to enroll and complete with only
27
days left to go.

I think the fix will be this.........

Any student identified as being in a Hudson class (Column N) should flag
"Return Referral Form to Referent" at day 45 (not counting weekends or
holidays). With all other students, we can leave the 10 days to enroll as
is,
as well as continuing to factor in weekends and holidays as we had been
doing
up to this point. Does that make sense?

So I suspect that the formula will have to ignore the holiday allowances
($AA$4:$AA$12) when a student is identified in Column N as taking a
Hudson
class.

Thanks again so much for your help Steve!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

Hey Steve!

Just got in to work and off to a few meetings (ah the life of an
administrator). When the dust settles today I will plug in the formula and
see how it works. I'll get back to you ASAP. You've been extremely helpful my
friend. This is fun. I love a challenge!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Scratch that, try this:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))*(LEFT(N4,6)< "Hudson")+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
We're nearly there then, this should do it:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Hi Steve!

When most students were given 10 days to enroll, this DID NOT COUNT
weekends
or holidays, and as such, the "Return Referral Form to Referent" was
flagging at approximately 14 days (a few days more if there was a holiday
involved). This will continue to work fine for all NON HUDSON students.

However, when we began seeing students in Hudson, this school system
gives
them up to 45 days to enroll, but DOES COUNT weekends and holidays.

Given the current forumla, these Hudson students are flagging at
approximately day 63 as you said, becasuse $AA$4:$AA$12 is the piece of
the
current formula that gives students extra enrollment time in order to not
penalize them when a weekend or holiday occurs.

In addition, Hudson students have to complete their class within 90 days
of
their referral, so this could be a problem if the enrollement deadline
flag
occurs at day 63. It would be difficult to enroll and complete with only
27
days left to go.

I think the fix will be this.........

Any student identified as being in a Hudson class (Column N) should flag
"Return Referral Form to Referent" at day 45 (not counting weekends or
holidays). With all other students, we can leave the 10 days to enroll as
is,
as well as continuing to factor in weekends and holidays as we had been
doing
up to this point. Does that make sense?

So I suspect that the formula will have to ignore the holiday allowances
($AA$4:$AA$12) when a student is identified in Column N as taking a
Hudson
class.

Thanks again so much for your help Steve!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

It seems to be working perfectly Steve!

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

Hey Steve!

Just got in to work and off to a few meetings (ah the life of an
administrator). When the dust settles today I will plug in the formula and
see how it works. I'll get back to you ASAP. You've been extremely helpful my
friend. This is fun. I love a challenge!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Scratch that, try this:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))*(LEFT(N4,6)< "Hudson")+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
We're nearly there then, this should do it:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Hi Steve!

When most students were given 10 days to enroll, this DID NOT COUNT
weekends
or holidays, and as such, the "Return Referral Form to Referent" was
flagging at approximately 14 days (a few days more if there was a holiday
involved). This will continue to work fine for all NON HUDSON students.

However, when we began seeing students in Hudson, this school system
gives
them up to 45 days to enroll, but DOES COUNT weekends and holidays.

Given the current forumla, these Hudson students are flagging at
approximately day 63 as you said, becasuse $AA$4:$AA$12 is the piece of
the
current formula that gives students extra enrollment time in order to not
penalize them when a weekend or holiday occurs.

In addition, Hudson students have to complete their class within 90 days
of
their referral, so this could be a problem if the enrollement deadline
flag
occurs at day 63. It would be difficult to enroll and complete with only
27
days left to go.

I think the fix will be this.........

Any student identified as being in a Hudson class (Column N) should flag
"Return Referral Form to Referent" at day 45 (not counting weekends or
holidays). With all other students, we can leave the 10 days to enroll as
is,
as well as continuing to factor in weekends and holidays as we had been
doing
up to this point. Does that make sense?

So I suspect that the formula will have to ignore the holiday allowances
($AA$4:$AA$12) when a student is identified in Column N as taking a
Hudson
class.

Thanks again so much for your help Steve!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return Referral
Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan

You're very welcome Dan, glad we got there in the end.


"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
It seems to be working perfectly Steve!

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

Hey Steve!

Just got in to work and off to a few meetings (ah the life of an
administrator). When the dust settles today I will plug in the formula
and
see how it works. I'll get back to you ASAP. You've been extremely
helpful my
friend. This is fun. I love a challenge!

Dan

"Steve Dunn" wrote:

Scratch that, try this:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))*(LEFT(N4,6)< "Hudson")+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Steve Dunn" wrote in message
...
We're nearly there then, this should do it:

=IF((H4="")+(K4<""),"",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",
IF((TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12))+
(TODAY()H4+45)*(LEFT(N4,6)="Hudson"),
"Return Referral Form to Referent","")))



"Danny Boy" wrote in message
...
Hi Steve!

When most students were given 10 days to enroll, this DID NOT COUNT
weekends
or holidays, and as such, the "Return Referral Form to Referent" was
flagging at approximately 14 days (a few days more if there was a
holiday
involved). This will continue to work fine for all NON HUDSON
students.

However, when we began seeing students in Hudson, this school system
gives
them up to 45 days to enroll, but DOES COUNT weekends and holidays.

Given the current forumla, these Hudson students are flagging at
approximately day 63 as you said, becasuse $AA$4:$AA$12 is the piece
of
the
current formula that gives students extra enrollment time in order
to not
penalize them when a weekend or holiday occurs.

In addition, Hudson students have to complete their class within 90
days
of
their referral, so this could be a problem if the enrollement
deadline
flag
occurs at day 63. It would be difficult to enroll and complete with
only
27
days left to go.

I think the fix will be this.........

Any student identified as being in a Hudson class (Column N) should
flag
"Return Referral Form to Referent" at day 45 (not counting weekends
or
holidays). With all other students, we can leave the 10 days to
enroll as
is,
as well as continuing to factor in weekends and holidays as we had
been
doing
up to this point. Does that make sense?

So I suspect that the formula will have to ignore the holiday
allowances
($AA$4:$AA$12) when a student is identified in Column N as taking a
Hudson
class.

Thanks again so much for your help Steve!

Dan

"Danny Boy" wrote:

The formula I have below in Column R works just fine. It creates a
flag
for
me (in Column R) that lets me know one of two things: €œClient
Failed to
Enroll on Time€�, and €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€�. Here is
that
formula:

=IF(H4="","",IF(K4<"","",IF(S4="Sent","Client Failed to Enroll on
Time",IF(AND(K4="",TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,10,AA4:AA12) ),"Return
Referral
Form to
Referent",""))))

The one change (addition) that Id like to make, is this:

If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than Id like
the
following portion of the formula above to change:

TODAY()WORKDAY(H4,45,AA4:AA12))

Please note, that the only change in the string of formula above is
the
reference to when the flag €œReturn Referral Form to Referent€� is
triggered.
In the original formula, this flag triggers in 10 days (excluding
holidays
and weekends) from the date of the referral (which we identify in
column
H).
If Column N is toggled to say €œHudson Sat. & Sun.€�, than I want to
EXTEND the
length of time in which this flag would trigger (making it trigger
at 45
days-as opposed to 10). The 45 days would continue to exclude
weekends
and
holidays as was true with the 10 day parameter.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Dan