I need to project out 14 days from a given date based on an affirmative answer in another column.
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So you need to count how many entries have a date within the past 14 days?
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I need to project forward. So if I have 10 people out over the last week, I need to take their first day sick and calculate how many people are out each day for the next 14 days. All 10 out today, 8 tomorrow the next and the next, 7 the next, then 6, etc...does that make sense? Need to be able to provide a count of the number of employees out each day for the next two weeks. Obviously the number changes as more call in sick, but thinking if I can base a formula off their "first day sick" date I should be able to do it. It's just that it's a multiple range and criteria formula and I'm not very good at them yet.
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So out today would use TODAY(), out tomorrow would use TODAY(1), the next day is TODAY(2), etc, etc...
Your formula would end up looking something along the lines of:
=COUNTIFS(First:First, DATE(YEAR(@cell), MONTH(@cell), DAY(@cell)) + 14 >= TODAY())
If needed, you can replace TODAY() with another date or a cell reference.
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Thanks, I will give that a try.
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Happy to help! 👍️
Feel free to revisit with your results.
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