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Harry2145
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Apr 08, 2022
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Hi All,

I need help in creating a formula which will take a start date from column E and a finish date in column F. If these two date ranges fall within what the current date is at the start of a week then I need column I to populate a message to say that the particular task is due this week which will be shaded red. Is it possible for a pop up message appearing also stating which tasks are due dependant on which particular week we are on

  • Harry2145 Everything (almost) is possible, but what's the logic. To set an end date to a project doesn't mean that it's completed once that date has passed. Add a column for Completion date and a formula like

    =IF(date_completed <= TODAY(), "Complete", "Late")

     

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    Riny_van_Eekelen
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    Harry2145 Not sure how the start date comes into play here. A project is either due this week or it is not. The attached file contains an example that might help you find a solution. The formula in column G may seem a bit over the top but they assure that projects that will become due next year in the same week number are not "counted". I didn't go so far as to include a check for previous years projects though.

     

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      Harry2145
      Copper Contributor

      Riny_van_Eekelen thank you for the reply and attached formula, I have used this in my workbook and works well, however can I change the message so that in the last column it will show DUE THIS WEEK which is highlighted in red

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