Excel formula - show done when when done is entered in all cells depending on month or week HELP

Samuel Pegg

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Hi Please can someone help me with a complicated idea if it is possible (i'm sure it will be)

so i have a excel work book for daily, weekly and monthly task's
in the first tab is an index of all tabs each tab is its own task i would like to mark "done" next to the task when complete on the index based on all the cells filled in
each task has X amount of computers to check when a computer has been checked it marked as done, failed or ok each.
some are done weekly and some are done monthly

please let me know if you need any more information
thanks you,
 

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i would need more info, perhaps a layout of the data - using 2XLBB to show the spreadsheet or a share like onedrive/dropbox/google - i dont use unknown shares

A countifs( ) may work,
so can count the the done if entered and combined with an IF() would provide a message
 
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Hi Thank you for you speedy reply
these first two are of the index where next to the buttons i would like it to show done or outstanding.
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an example of a daily task i am not worried about having the daily tasks showing as done on the index screen
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example of weekly task i would like these to be shown on the index tab - if i need to add a week column with week 1, 2, 3, 4.......
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example of monthly task
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i hope these help,
so if all 17 firewalls are marked by the date it would see that it is February and that all are done and show done just next to the firewall button if one was not marked it would not show as done.
 
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