Tracking sheet date > Due date > days left

thathotelguy

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  1. 2021
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I am trying to create a tracking sheet for requested items/tasks, and I am looking to be able to input a;
Date of Request (lets say today if someone came in and asked for something and our goal is to have said task or item complete with 2 weeks {14 days} of the request so I want a separate cell with) >
Due Date (which would be 14 days from original date, then separate cell with) > Days Left (which would count down how many days left till the due date and have conditional formatting to change cell color depending on how many days are left)

I am not sure if stringing those different formulas together is possible because I believe I have seen them all used separately. Icing on the cake would be having a checkbox that could could be checked when the task is complete and grey everything out but honestly I would just be happy for having the formulas working together and I will hid rows once done haha

Any help is very much appreciated!
 

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Hello,

Perhaps you could wrap your date formulas in and if() statement that if there was a value in the completion box the they would be equal to "" to blank them out.
 
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item.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1Request DateItem #Item DescriptionRequestEmpDeptDue DateDays LeftCompletion Date
21/20/2024123??ABC12/3/202411
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2G2=IF(I2="",A2+14,"")
H2H2=IF(I2="",G2-TODAY(),"")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
H2Cell Value<4textNO
H2Cell Value<8textNO
 
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