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    Due Date Exercise

    Dear Mates,

    Please, I need a formula / function that will help me identify on my document register of which document or documents review status was already in 30 days from the submitted date up to the current date (as per the setting of days in G2 cell, for me to easily toggle or change whatever days needed). "DUE" will be the output for the document in which the review status was "PENDING" or "FOR INFORMATION" with reference to the submitted date to the today date. If possible please include in the formula the cell G2 for me to toggle or change to any date the deadline.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Due Date Exercise

    In G4 copied down:

    =IF(AND(TODAY()-E4>=$G$2,OR(F4="Pending",F4="For Information")),"DUE","NOT DUE")
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    Re: Due Date Exercise

    does this work
    =IF(AND(OR(F4="pending",F4="for information"),E4 < TODAY()-$G$2),"DUE","NOT DUE")

    test to see if the review status is Either "pending" or "for information" if it is
    then see if the date is older than 30days ago - if it is then due

    now you can just change the number in G2 and it will base that for the date before to be due
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    Re: Due Date Exercise

    Quote Originally Posted by AliGW View Post
    In G4 copied down:

    =IF(AND(TODAY()-E4>=$G$2,OR(F4="Pending",F4="For Information")),"DUE","NOT DUE")
    Thanks again Miss Ali. It works great!

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    Re: Due Date Exercise

    Quote Originally Posted by etaf View Post
    does this work
    =IF(AND(OR(F4="pending",F4="for information"),E4 < TODAY()-$G$2),"DUE","NOT DUE")

    test to see if the review status is Either "pending" or "for information" if it is
    then see if the date is older than 30days ago - if it is then due

    now you can just change the number in G2 and it will base that for the date before to be due
    Thanks also mate! It works great as well.

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    Re: Due Date Exercise

    you are welcome

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