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Old 01-31-2011, 04:16 PM
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Excel 2007 help

Hopefully someone is an Excel 2007 guru and can help me with the following; I have a spreadsheet that basically has 3 columns “ Due Date” , “Date Paid” and “Paid”, depending on what is entered in the “Date Paid” column a statement will display in the “Paid” column. Need to mention that the due date will always be a fixed date such as 31 May 20XX. This is what I need it to do;

- If a date is entered in the ‘Date Paid” col, the “Paid” Col will display “Paid”. No matter what the date entered is, could be any date between now and 31 May 2011..

- If nothing is entered in the “Date Paid” col and it is before 30 days of the due date, the “Paid” col will display Due.

- If nothing is entered in the “Date Paid” col and it is within 30 days of the of the “Due Date” the “Paid” col will display “Warning”.

- If nothing is entered in the “Date Paid col and it is after the “Due Date”, the “Paid” col will display “Overdue”

This is the formula I have come up with,
=IF((TODAY()+30)<J2,"",IF(TODAY()>J2,"Overdue",IF( ISBLANK(I2),"Warning",K2*1)))

Everything works except if I enter a date in the “Date Paid” col nothing appears in the “Paid” col until it is within 30 days of the due date.

If this has to be a VBA, I am good with that, just not sure on how to write it, maybe a loop statement.

Any help is greatly appreciated
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Old 02-04-2011, 02:53 AM
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Try this.
The formula will display "Paid" in the Paid column when any date is entered.
If the Date Paid column is empty and the Due Date is 30 days or more in the past, "Overdue" will be displayed.
If the Date Paid column is empty and the Due Date is between yesterday and 29 days in the past, "Warning" will be displayed.
If the Date Paid column is empty and the Due Date is today or in the future, "Due" will be displayed.
Hope this helps.
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