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Hi
I haven't been on the forum for a while but in desperate need of help. I have a spreadsheet that I use to track if my team is meeting specific targets. I need a formula that will do the following:- 1. Will return the number of working days from start to end date. Now I have a basic one that is working i.e. =IF(A2="","",IF(ISTEXT(A2),0,NETWORKDAYS(A2,P2,Hol idays)) 2. However, the target number of working days is different dependent on whether the team are preparing a variation letter or a contract. So if it's a variation letter that is being prepared then the team have 5 working days to action. However, if it is a contract, they have 8 weeks from employee's start date to complete this. How can I tweak the formula I am using which is =IF(KR2="","",IF((KR2<=5),"Yes","No")), to allow for 8 weeks if it's a contract? 3. There are three different types of contract i.e. Permanent Contract, Temporary Contract No Right to Revert and Temporary Contract with Right to Revert. This value is in cell KL2 as a drop down pick list. Thoughts, musings? I'm at a loss. Lynn |
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I am not sure what you want.
Is it the formula =IF(KR2="","",IF((KR2<=5),"Yes","No")) that you gives you problems? Can't you try to describe what exactly you want returned if certain criteria are met? |
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Thanks for the quick response.
I have a networkdays formula which is working fine ... i then have the formula to show if days are <=5 then target met. This is fine for a letter but if it's a contract then the target is 8 weeks (40 working days)...so need a fix for this formula =IF(KR2="","",IF((KR2<=5),"Yes","No")) the type of document to be prepared is in cell KL2 and is a drop down...so user would pick from following list Permanent Contract Temporary Contract No Right to Revert Temporary Contract with Right to Revert Variation Letter Sessional Worker Letter So 5 day KPI for last 2 and 40 for the first 3... I don't know if I'm making any sense...I hope so! Lynn |
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Don't know if this is of any help.
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Hi
I'm so sorry for confusing things...I have attached an example of my spreadsheet with an explanation of what I'm trying to do...hope this helps... Thank you for responding. Lynn |
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Is it better now?
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Can't you try to (manually) give more examples in the sheet og expected results maybe with an extra cell for start date for some candidates? I find it a bit difficult to understand what you want.
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