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Days Past = TODAY()-[Date Create cell]-VLOOKUP(A2,Level,2,FALSE)
Or if you don't want to create a table and do a lookup: Days Past = TODAY()-[Date Create cell]-IF([Risk cell]="High",45,IF([Risk cell]="Severe",30,15)) |
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Only other question is there a way to make any of the ones that are within the 45, 30, and 15 days show as a -# and the rest as positive. I really appreciate you help with this. |
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Nevermind gebobs, as you have it works exactly as I need. Please disregard above.
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