Harvey Ball Formula

Needing a formula to turn Harvey Red, Yellow, and green.

If sold box is checked = green. If Quote Submitted day is over 14 days, AND sold is NOT CHECKED = yellow. And if Quote submitted date is over 30 days past, AND SOLD is not checked = red.

I have the green part correct

=IF((Sold@row = 1, "Green").

Having trouble with putting in the other conditions.

thanks so much for all your help

SGF

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Brian W

Try this:

=IF(Sold@row = 1, "Green", IF([Quote Submitted Date]1 < TODAY(-30), "Red", IF([Quote Submitted Date]1 < TODAY(-14), "Yellow")))

Nic Larsen

Try this:

=IF(Sold@row = 1, "Green", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Day]@row >= TODAY(-14)), "Yellow", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Day]@row > TODAY(-30)), "Red")))

steve50951

so I changed to the 4 color Harvey ball. 3 of the 4 colors work, but the red color comes up as incorrect argument set.

Here's the formula im using.

=IF(Sold@row = 1, "Green", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Date]@row >= TODAY(-7)), "Gray", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Date]@row >= TODAY(-14)), "Yellow", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Date]@row >= TODAY(-30), "Red")))))

See screenshots below.

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Nic Larsen

I've added the 4th color, I'm not getting an error on this one:

=IF(Sold@row = 1, "Green", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Day]@row >= TODAY(-7)), "Gray", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Day]@row >= TODAY(-14)), "Yellow", IF(AND(Sold@row = 0, [Quote Submitted Day]@row > TODAY(-30)), "Red"))))

steve50951

Perfect. Formula worked great!

Thanks for helping me get this on. last thing for this one (hopefully)...If the date is set past the 30 days the cell goes blank. what would I need to do to keep the Harvey ball red for anything over 30 days?

I need to to stay red until sold is checked.

thanks again.

Nic Larsen

This should do it:

steve50951

YES!!! thanks!

SGF

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