I have a sheet used to keep track of auditing a tool on a manufacturing line. That tool must be looked at within 30 days, reoccurring forever. If I'm getting close to that 30 day deadline, I want SS to alert me. If I were to re-audit that tool before the deadline, then there's no need to alert me. Basically, I need a reset switch that resets that 30 days every time I re-audit.
I want the following flow to happen, but don't know how to implement:
- Look at the rows
- Look for a tool name in those rows
- Once identified, locate the date of the latest entry
- If the tool has not been re-audited within 28 days, send alert.
- If tool was audited within 27 days, cancel alert
Discussion: The alert conditions don't seem to have this level of complexity. I could code an alert to be triggered on a cell change within a page, but if that would only work for the row as it would ignore the rest of the sheet. I want to know when I need to revisit an audit, and do it before the 30 days is up.
Any ideas? Is this too complicated for SS? Does anyone have suggestions for a better method to remind me?