RAG reporting help

Excelpleb

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Hi there, I'm hopeful someone may be able to tell me this is possible, and if so, how!
I have a new spreadsheet I'm building to better amalgamate KPI results and RAG reporting. I am setting conditional formatting thresholds for each KPI and these are reported monthly over a 12 month period. The bit I would like to work and can't figure a way is an overall RAG based on those monthly results. I've set frozen panes at the start of the spreadsheet to indicate a status of each KPI. We currently have an overall marker status on a rolling 3 month, so all green = green, 2 green, 1 red = green, 2 red, 1 green = amber, 3 red = red. Is there any way of doing this or will this have to remain a manual entry?
 

Excel Facts

Can a formula spear through sheets?
Use =SUM(January:December!E7) to sum E7 on all of the sheets from January through December
Many folks in the forum may not know what KPI and RAG are. I have no idea what RAG is.
Mr. Excel has a tool called xl2bb add in (link below) that allows you to share your data as a mini workbook.
If you cannot use that, then please post your data as a TABLE.

You need to explain the rules for making a cell green / red / amber in the first place.
And yes, it can probably be done without manual entry, but you need to give a lot more information.
 
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Not really sure how to go about your numbers. But, if you have formulas that create a monthly Red or Green value. Then use this to try to fit into your scenario:

Book1
ABC
1Current StatusAmber
2KPI Score
32023-01-01Red
42023-02-01Green
52023-03-01Green
62023-04-01Green
72023-05-01Red
82023-06-01Green
92023-07-01Red
102023-08-01Red
112023-09-01Red
122023-10-01Green
132023-11-01red
142023-12-01red
152024-01-01Green
162024-02-01
172024-03-01
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C1C1=LET(last3,TAKE(FILTER(B3:B17,(B3:B17<>""),""),-3), CHOOSE(SUM(--(last3="Red"))+1,"Green","Green","Amber","Red"))
A4:A17A4=EDATE(A3,1)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C1Expression=LET(last3,TAKE(FILTER(B3:B17,(B3:B17<>""),""),-3), CHOOSE(SUM(--(last3="Red"))+1,"Green","Green","Amber","Red"))="Amber"textNO
C1Expression=LET(last3,TAKE(FILTER(B3:B17,(B3:B17<>""),""),-3), CHOOSE(SUM(--(last3="Red"))+1,"Green","Green","Amber","Red"))="Red"textNO
C1Expression=LET(last3,TAKE(FILTER(B3:B17,(B3:B17<>""),""),-3), CHOOSE(SUM(--(last3="Red"))+1,"Green","Green","Amber","Red"))="Green"textNO
 
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