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How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

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    K Svoboda
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    How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

    I am trying to set up If Statements to read dates for several projects and
    from those dates set priority levels of A, B, C, etc... Can anyone offer
    assistance?

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    John Mansfield
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    RE: How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

    Try something like:

    =IF(B1=DATE(2005,1,1),"A",IF(B1=DATE(2005,1,2),"B","C"))

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    John Mansfield
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    "K Svoboda" wrote:

    > I am trying to set up If Statements to read dates for several projects and
    > from those dates set priority levels of A, B, C, etc... Can anyone offer
    > assistance?


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    JE McGimpsey
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    Re: How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

    One way:

    assuming the due date in A1:

    =IF((A1-TODAY())<=0,"HOT",IF((A1-TODAY())=1,"Short-Term","Long-Term"))


    In article <[email protected]>,
    K Svoboda <K [email protected]> wrote:

    > I am trying to set up If Statements to read dates for several projects and
    > from those dates set priority levels of A, B, C, etc... Can anyone offer
    > assistance?


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    Peo Sjoblom
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    RE: How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

    If you have more than 3 levels you might want to consider a vlookup table

    =VLOOKUP(B1,F3:G8,2)

    where for instance F3:F8 would hold the dates and G3:G8 the priority levels
    where the table might look like

    1/1/2005 A
    1/2/2005 B
    1/3/2005 C
    1/4/2005 D
    1/5/2005 E

    Regards,

    Peo Sjoblom


    "K Svoboda" wrote:

    > I am trying to set up If Statements to read dates for several projects and
    > from those dates set priority levels of A, B, C, etc... Can anyone offer
    > assistance?


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    Karen Svoboda
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    RE: How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

    Is there an easy way if you are looking at 30 different projects over the year?

    "John Mansfield" wrote:

    > Try something like:
    >
    > =IF(B1=DATE(2005,1,1),"A",IF(B1=DATE(2005,1,2),"B","C"))
    >
    > ----
    > Regards,
    > John Mansfield
    > http://www.pdbook.com
    >
    > "K Svoboda" wrote:
    >
    > > I am trying to set up If Statements to read dates for several projects and
    > > from those dates set priority levels of A, B, C, etc... Can anyone offer
    > > assistance?


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    Re: How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

    how i calculate the everyday meter reading in the excel sheet. I am not able to calculate. Pl guide me how i calculate with example in the excel sheet. I have only one meter

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    Re: How do I set If Statement to set Priorities, off of dates due?

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