Formula for Multiple IFs condition

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reza_doang

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Hi,

Please help your assistant for multiple ifs condition.

Due DateStatus
1/23/2018 3:58:13 PM1 - 2 weeks
2/13/2018 10:55:43 AMOK
1/29/2018 10:11:13 AM> 1 week
1/15/2018 3:58:13 PM2 - 3 weeks

<tbody>
</tbody>

i want to have formula in column status based on due date and today, sample like above

Please let me know if you need more details

thanks in advance

Reza
 

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Hi,

Wouldn't 1/29/2018 be < 1 week rather than > 1 week?
 
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jtakw said:
Hi,

Wouldn't 1/29/2018 be < 1 week rather than > 1 week?
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Yes, that is correct, sorry for the typo

Due DateStatus
1/23/2018 3:58:13 PM1 - 2 weeks
2/13/2018 10:55:43 AMOK
1/29/2018 10:11:13 AM< 1 week
1/15/2018 3:58:13 PM2 - 3 weeks

<tbody>
</tbody>

thanks for the correction :)
 
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Never mind. My account ahs a problem and I cant script down full formulas
 
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I think this formula should work ;)

HTML:
 
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Hi,

No problem, but how far back might it go?
This will give you up to more than 3 weeks, but no specifics, you might want to consider # of Days as a result.


Book1
AB
1Due Date
21/23/2018 15:581 - 2 weeks
32/13/2018 10:55OK
41/29/2018 10:11< 1 week
51/15/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
612/1/2017 10:55> 3 weeks
Sheet6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=IF(A2>=TODAY(),"OK",LOOKUP(DAYS(TODAY(),A2),{0,6,13,21},{"< 1 week","1 - 2 weeks","2 - 3 weeks","> 3 weeks"}))


B2 formula copied down.
 
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HTML: 
=IF(AND(A2<TODAY(),WEEKNUM(A2,21)=WEEKNUM(TODAY(),21)),"< 1 week",IF(WEEKNUM(A2,21)<WEEKNUM(TODAY(),21),(WEEKNUM(TODAY(),21)-WEEKNUM(A2,21))&" - "&(WEEKNUM(TODAY(),21)-WEEKNUM(A2,21)+1)&" weeks",IF(A2>=TODAY(),"OK")))
 
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Oops, had a couple of typos, the 6 should be 7, and the 13 should be 14, this is corrected:


Book1
AB
1Due Date
21/23/2018 15:581 - 2 weeks
32/13/2018 10:55OK
41/29/2018 10:11< 1 week
51/15/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
612/1/2017 10:55> 3 weeks
71/16/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
81/9/2018 10:11> 3 weeks
91/10/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
101/8/2018 10:11> 3 weeks
111/24/2018 10:55< 1 week
121/17/2018 10:111 - 2 weeks
Sheet6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=IF(A2>=TODAY(),"OK",LOOKUP(DAYS(TODAY(),A2),{0,7,14,21},{"< 1 week","1 - 2 weeks","2 - 3 weeks","> 3 weeks"}))
 
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jtakw said:
Oops, had a couple of typos, the 6 should be 7, and the 13 should be 14, this is corrected:

AB
1Due Date
21/23/2018 15:581 - 2 weeks
32/13/2018 10:55OK
41/29/2018 10:11< 1 week
51/15/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
612/1/2017 10:55> 3 weeks
71/16/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
81/9/2018 10:11> 3 weeks
91/10/2018 15:582 - 3 weeks
101/8/2018 10:11> 3 weeks
111/24/2018 10:55< 1 week
121/17/2018 10:111 - 2 weeks

<colgroup><col style="width: 25pxpx"><col><col></colgroup><thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet6​

Worksheet Formulas
CellFormula
B2=IF(A2>=TODAY(),"OK",LOOKUP(DAYS(TODAY(),A2),{0,7,14,21},{"< 1 week","1 - 2 weeks","2 - 3 weeks","> 3 weeks"}))

<thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>
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thanks Sir, this is working fine... i like this... thanks a ton
 
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You're welcome, glad it's working for you.
 
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