How to Calculate Days Late Using Today’s Date When End Date is Missing?
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How can I use this formula, or similar, if some of my rows do not yet have an end date, and the days late needs to be calculated based on today's date instead?
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@Robin H 77 Give something like this a try:
=NETWORKDAYS([Start Date]@row, IF([End Date]@row <> "", [End Date]@row, TODAY()))
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How can I use this formula, or similar, if some of my rows do not yet have an end date, and the days late needs to be calculated based on today's date instead?
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[Days Late Column Formula] =IF(ISBLANK([End Date]@row), Today() - [Target End Date]@row,
Then the second part of the formula would be if it is not blank, then you want to calculate based off of the end date for days late?
IF([End Date]@row <>"", Today() - [End Date]@row,
Is this what you are thinking?
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@Robin H 77 Give something like this a try:
=NETWORKDAYS([Start Date]@row, IF([End Date]@row <> "", [End Date]@row, TODAY()))
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Paul, thank you!!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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