IF statement for 30, 60, 90 day overdue

CyberWrek

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Hi everyone,

I've been trying like mad to wrap my head around creating a 30, 60, 90 day overdue statement for a week. Unlike most threads I've visited, where the intent is to simply show if something is overdue, I would like to add a feature whereby, when a date is added to a column to show the task is complete, the item will no longer show as overdue. I imagine it's possible, I'm just lost. Would love your insights! Thanks!
 

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=IF(TODAY()-B2>90,"Over 90 Days",IF(TODAY()-B2>60,"Over 60 Days",IF(TODAY()-B2>30,"Over 30 Days",TODAY()-B2)&" Days"))
in cell D2 if your data begins on row 2 and Days Open is in column D
 
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=IF(TODAY()-B2>90,"Over 90 Days",IF(TODAY()-B2>60,"Over 60 Days",IF(TODAY()-B2>30,"Over 30 Days",TODAY()-B2)&" Days"))
Hi Jeffrey. Thanks for your help. Unfortunately, the formula doesn't do anything when data is entered into the Date Complete. I tried modifying what you posted, but still can't get it to work. Each one shows "Over 90 Days" for something that is well under or has a completed date.

=IF(TODAY()-E11>=90,"Over 90 Days",IF(TODAY()-E11>=60,"Over 60 Days",IF(TODAY()-E11>=30,"Over 30 Days",IF(TODAY()-E11<30,"Under 30 Days",IF(E11-O11>=-1,"","")))))

In this formula, E11 is the submitted date and O11 is the completed date.
 
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Make sure column E has actual dates and not text: Today() - E11 (zero) will always show over 90 days. I tested this om my end and was able to get varying returns
 
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Welcome to the MrExcel board!

Is this the sort of thing you are after?

23 06 03.xlsm
EOP
10RequestedCompletedDays Open
1129-Jan-23Over 90 days
1214-Feb-2303-Jun-23 
1302-Mar-23Over 90 days
1418-Mar-2315-Apr-23 
1503-Apr-23Over 60 days
1619-Apr-23Over 30 days
1705-May-2306-May-23 
1821-May-23Under 30 days
Days Open
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
P11:P18P11=IF(O11="",LOOKUP(TODAY()-E11,{0,30,60,90},{"Under 30","Over 30","Over 60","Over 90"})&" days","")
 
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