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hi there,
i have a form to manage my graphic designer's projects. It includes a To Graphics date and Return to You date. How do I set the Return to You date to be today +5 or greater?
You can't really set the return date to =Today(5) because every time the sheet is opened the current date would shift... The Today() formula always updates today to be the most current date every time the sheet is opened it recalculates the date for today.
I would create an Assigned Date column that you put the current date in and then have the Due Date column calculate the assigned date plus 5 days.
or if you want working days,
I'm looking to create a formula that will count the number of overdue tasks. This is based on the "assigned to", "status" and "due date". My current formula is =COUNTIFS({[Sheet Name]}, <TODAY(), {[Sheet Name]}, ="[Assigned To]"). However, this is pulling tasks that are due in the past, but are completed.
In the above image the green is the parent line, where some are calculating the child line %'s below, however in the lower half of the image it's not doing so. Any suggestions please? Thanks!
I have a sheet where I query 14 other sheets to collect all sorts of data (unique values from sheet into a column) and in another column I use an Index distinct collect to get all the unique value from those 14 columns, this is the 'Index' column. At some point a user will want to generate a certificate associted with the…
