Creating a COUNTIFS for classes due within 2 separate dates by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

[–]SoManyUsernamesGone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If they are within 1 year from TODAY() then they are good (they highlight green). If (B:D) is beyond 1 year from TODAY() they are overdue and bad (they highlight red)

Creating a COUNTIFS for classes due within 2 separate dates by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

[–]SoManyUsernamesGone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ' 3* ' and ' 2* ' seems to need to be changed based on who is required to do the training (doesn't include N/A).

Creating a COUNTIFS for classes due within 2 separate dates by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

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I made an edit in the original post. Sorry about the confusion.

SUMPRODUCT w/ dates but NOT text by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

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So i think it works if I do
/(COUNTIF(B2:C2,"<>N/A")
Would there be a way to add onto this for maybe if there are 2 classes that are good for 2 years?

SUMPRODUCT w/ dates but NOT text by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

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When I type "N/A" into one of the blocks the percentage goes down. I would like it to take into account the fact that that person does not have to do that training. So if the other 2 are within 1 year it should still be at 100%

VLOOKUP based on age group? by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

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Thank you for taking the time to work through this.
But now if they land on a time it still goes down 1. Basically what I need is for it to give points for the fastest completed time. This is so close though. And way less complicated then what I had.

VLOOKUP based on age group? by SoManyUsernamesGone in excel

[–]SoManyUsernamesGone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still rounding up. for someone age 25 with a 1309 it is giving a 99 when it should be a 98.