Automate harvey balls with completion status

I am trying to automate the RGY Harvey balls in a sheet based on the status of the Full/quarter/half/three quarter/full Harvey balls.Below are the statements that I want to use but I was hoping to get some help putting them together in a nested if statement.

if End Date is before today's date and Completed is full then make it green

if End Date is before today's date and Completed is not full then make it red

if End Date is after today's date and Completed is full then make it green

if End Date is after today's date and Completed is not full then make it green

if End Date is 2 days before today and Completed is not full then make it yellow

if End Date is 2 days before today and Completed is full then make it green

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L_123

https://www.smartsheet.com/blog/support-tip-automate-RYG-balls

Smartsheet has a lot of resources for this kind of thing, and the devs say it better than we in the community ever could.

Paul Newcome

Give this a try...

=IF(OR(Completed@row = "Full", [End Date]@row > TODAY(2)), "Green", IF([End Date]@row <= TODAY(), "Red", "Yellow"))

J. Craig Williams

re: "Smartsheet has a lot of resources for this kind of thing, and the devs say it better than we in the community ever could."

I take exception to that statement.

Craig

Paul Newcome

You are the exception. Hahahahaha

lisa.bradley

Thank you. This is what I needed!

J. Craig Williams

Well, yeah, I get that a lot. LOL

Craig

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