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checkstatap
Jan 19, 2024Copper Contributor
IF formula for churn
Hi All,
I am trying to write a quick formula for the below. Basically, this should be one answer based on the level of urgency, then if surpassing 9 months, then this customer has Churned.
3 months
6 Months
9 Months
Churn over 9 months
No Risk - Continued Revenue in all periods
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- GeorgieAnneIron ContributorHello checkstatap
How about if you compare the date to date + 9 months? something like:
=DATE(YEAR(M11),MONTH(M11)+9,1)
This will give you the date in M11 + 9 months so now you can compare the date in M11 to that date and if its larger then churn has happened.
Hope this helops
Georgie