This spreadsheet is a schedule of due dates for a meeting the company is going to on Tuesday. I need a task duration formula, I think. Or maybe something else. I'm not well versed in any formulas or functions in excel.
To stress to the client that schedule is very important- We know that we will meet all due dates, but the client must meet all dates for approval & comments due or else two things can happen: The final due date can stay the same and task duration will be shorter for each task, or the task duration can stay the same and the due dates, including the final, will be pushed back.
What we want the spreadsheet to show is the former: the final due date can stay the same and task duration will be shorter for each task.
This is what we have to start, in which C is the due date, F is approval & comments due, and B is task duration:
C6 = C4+42
C7 = C6+16
F7 = WORKDAY(C7, D7)
C9 = F7+B9
B9 = 21
C4 is the kickoff meeting and is what everything depends on in the beginning and C16 is the final due date that needs to stay the same.
If they miss the deadline in F7 by 5 days, we would change the date of F7 and C9 would change accordingly, but what we want is B9 to change instead so C9 would change without us having to do it because C9 = F7+B9
So I guess there needs to be a formula in all of the Bs but I don't know what kind of formula would do what we need it to.
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