I am looking for a formula that will update on a month basis to pull data for a meeting.
I have a few dates I want to pull from - Target Start, Target Completion Date, and Dev start. I would like to label any records that have a date in the upcoming month (ex. March as our review is the last week in Feb) to be labeled as "Now." Then any content that has a date falling in the next 3-months to be labeled as "Near" and all remaining to be "Next". Any thoughts?? The date ranges for Now and Near could overlap, meaning it is being worked on over a longer period of time and should also reflect as Now.
Thank you!!!!
Best answer by TheTimeSavingCo
Yes! I have these date ranges below - I would like it to if the start/on boarding is in the current month or past and to reflect as "NOW", those with a date for the processing or on-boarding within the next 3mo to reflect as "NEAR" ... after thinking about it, i dont need the completion date considered
Hmm, this got super complicated and I feel like there's a simpler way but can't figure it out. In any case, try this out:
Hm, could you provide a screenshot of example data and example output? This formula gets tricky depending on how your data's formatted and what your intended result is
Hm, could you provide a screenshot of example data and example output? This formula gets tricky depending on how your data's formatted and what your intended result is
Yes! I have these date ranges below - I would like it to if the start/on boarding is in the current month or past and to reflect as "NOW", those with a date for the processing or on-boarding within the next 3mo to reflect as "NEAR" ... after thinking about it, i dont need the completion date considered
Yes! I have these date ranges below - I would like it to if the start/on boarding is in the current month or past and to reflect as "NOW", those with a date for the processing or on-boarding within the next 3mo to reflect as "NEAR" ... after thinking about it, i dont need the completion date considered
Hmm, this got super complicated and I feel like there's a simpler way but can't figure it out. In any case, try this out: