At Risk Formula that utilizes end date and status columns only...

StephMac

我难住了。我已经尝试了各种公式只有for them to error. The closest I have come is the following but I am missing pieces.

=IF([End Date]@row = "", 0, IF(AND([% Complete]@row < 1, [End Date]@row < TODAY()), 1))

BUT... I need it to do more:

• I need it to NOT USE % Complete
• I need it to flag at least 14 days prior to "End Date"
• It needs to ignore BLANK dates
• And it needs to capture only those line items with "In Progress" or "Not Started" Statuses

THANK YOU!!

Update: I also used the following with no luck:

=IF(AND([End Date]@row < TODAY(), ISDATE([End Date]@row, OR(Status@row = "In Progress", OR(Status@row = "Not Started", 1, 0)))))

Paul Newcome

Give this a whirl:

=IF([End Date]@row <> "", IF(AND(OR(Status@row = "In Progress", Status@row = "Not Started), [End Date]@row <= TODAY(14)), 1))

StephMac

Thank you, this came back unparseable as well.

Christian G.

=IF(AND([End Date]@row <= TODAY(14), ISDATE([End Date]@row), OR(Status@row = "In Progress", Status@row = "Not Started", 1, 0)))

This?

Paul Newcome

Are you able to provide a screenshot of the formula in the sheet similar to the screenshot below?

StephMac

Paul Newcome

It looks like there may be an extra space hidden somewhere in the column names. Instead of typing them out, click on the cell in the corresponding column in the same row so that it automatically populates the column name.

Christian G.

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@Paul NewcomeHow do you do that then the cell is coverd by the formula ? let's say I want to select the cell in a column next to the one with the formula ?

Andrée Starå

Hi@Christian G.

I hope you're well and safe!

Select another cell in the same column and manually adjust with @row or the correct row number.

Would that work/help?

I hope that helps!

Be safe, and have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå| Workflow Consultant / CEO @WORK BOLD

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Christian G.

@Andrée StaråIt is what I was doing. I wondered if you guys had a different way to do it.

Andrée Starå

@Christian G.

Aha! No, unfortunately, I don't think there is another way.