Hi,
I'm looking to identify through conditional formatting, when a task has been performed, but has been performed late.
Staff supervisions need to be performed every three months, and for each staff member, I have the dates of these entered into rows. I'm looking to fill a cell orange, when the date in that cell, is more than 3 months and 1 week later than the highest value in previous cells.
I've found a solution to use:
=[cell]-MAX([ range])>97
However, I would prefer to use 3 months and one week instead of 97 days as this would make more sense to those overseeing the department. I'd guess this would incorporate YEAR(), MONTH()+3, DAY()+7 but as yet I haven't been able to successfully incorporate this into a MAX value formula.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks
I'm looking to identify through conditional formatting, when a task has been performed, but has been performed late.
Staff supervisions need to be performed every three months, and for each staff member, I have the dates of these entered into rows. I'm looking to fill a cell orange, when the date in that cell, is more than 3 months and 1 week later than the highest value in previous cells.
I've found a solution to use:
=[cell]-MAX([ range])>97
However, I would prefer to use 3 months and one week instead of 97 days as this would make more sense to those overseeing the department. I'd guess this would incorporate YEAR(), MONTH()+3, DAY()+7 but as yet I haven't been able to successfully incorporate this into a MAX value formula.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks
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