Quarterly audit formula

jonwondon

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Hello everyone,

I work for an accounting department at a large resort chain.

We have to perform quarterly audits on the cash banks issued to select employees around the property.

Right now I have a master sheet that has every employee with a bank and the date that bank was issued in a left column - next to that (after their names) I have 4 columns (one for each quarter). Where I enter the date of the last audit.

We must perform an audit every quarter from the date they were assigned their bank.

Example:

Say, they received their bank on 1/20/22 - their next audit date would be 4/20/22. (~90 days)

For neatness I would like for it to be a conditional format just highlighting the names that are due for an audit. I’ve tried everything and cannot get it to work.

Anyone have any ideas on a formula?
 
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try this, it's looking at the max date in each row and adding 90 days to it, then comparing to today's date
---------------
Book1
ABCDEF
1namedate issuedq1 audit doneq2 audit doneq3 audit doneq4 audit done
2bob12/24/20213/24/2022
3ralph2/1/20225/2/2022
4john11/27/20212/25/2022
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A2:A4Expression=IF(MAX($B2:$F2)+90<=TODAY(),TRUE,FALSE)textNO
 
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Book1
AB
1Issue Date
2Jim 22/03/2022
3Joe06/05/2022
4John01/10/2021
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A2:A4Expression=$B2<=TODAY()-90textNO
 
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I tried this and it doesn’t work on my end - not sure what the issue is.
try this, it's looking at the max date in each row and adding 90 days to it, then comparing to today's date
---------------
Book1
ABCDEF
1namedate issuedq1 audit doneq2 audit doneq3 audit doneq4 audit done
2bob12/24/20213/24/2022
3ralph2/1/20225/2/2022
4john11/27/20212/25/2022
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A2:A4Expression=IF(MAX($B2:$F2)+90<=TODAY(),TRUE,FALSE)textNO
 
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This is only checking to see if it had been done in the last 90 days. Unfortunately this is not helpful to what I need. I need to know if an audit is due based on when the last audit was done per quarter.
Book1
AB
1Issue Date
2Jim 22/03/2022
3Joe06/05/2022
4John01/10/2021
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A2:A4Expression=$B2<=TODAY()-90textNO
 
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try one of these:
--------------
Quarterly audit formula conditional format date.xlsx
ABCDEF
1namedate issuedq1 audit doneq2 audit doneq3 audit doneq4 audit done
2bob12/24/20213/24/2022
3ralph2/1/20225/2/2022
4john11/27/20212/25/2022
5
6
7namedate issuedq1 audit doneq2 audit doneq3 audit doneq4 audit done
8bob12/24/20213/24/2022
9ralph2/1/20225/2/2022
10john11/27/20212/25/2022
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A8:A10Expression=MAX(B8:F8)<=TODAY()-90textNO
A2:A4Expression=MAX(B2:F2)+90<=TODAY()textNO
 
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try one of these:
--------------
Quarterly audit formula conditional format date.xlsx
ABCDEF
1namedate issuedq1 audit doneq2 audit doneq3 audit doneq4 audit done
2bob12/24/20213/24/2022
3ralph2/1/20225/2/2022
4john11/27/20212/25/2022
5
6
7namedate issuedq1 audit doneq2 audit doneq3 audit doneq4 audit done
8bob12/24/20213/24/2022
9ralph2/1/20225/2/2022
10john11/27/20212/25/2022
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A8:A10Expression=MAX(B8:F8)<=TODAY()-90textNO
A2:A4Expression=MAX(B2:F2)+90<=TODAY()textNO
No, neither work - I am typing this formula in the -> New Rule -> Use a formula to determine which cells to format.

I’ve double checked all the formats for dates and everything.
 
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and you're adjusting the formula for your range?
could you share you data so i can see what you're working with?
 
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