Adding Not Applicable to a NETWORKDAYS with IF, THEN, OR formulas

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Hi,

I need help in updating the formula in column F to include the word "not applicable" when it applies to scenarios that are in row 3 and 6 in column D. Originally, regarding these scenarios, I set them as “Within Policy”. Now it needs to be “not applicable”. The rest of the formula would need to work as is, to identify the "Within Policy" “Out of Policy” for the original.

Lastly, I also would need column G and D to reflect the word "not applicable" if column F is "not applicable."

Example 4-27-2021.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1Date Original AssignedReassigned DateOwner Review DateOriginal assigned Reassigned Owner Number of Business Days for the Original assignedDays the Origional assigned is Number of days for the reassigned OwnerDays the Reassigned Owner is
21/1/20211/4/2021Within Policynot applicable22not applicablenot applicable
31/1/20211/4/20211/6/2021Within PolicyWithin Policy2231
41/4/20211/11/2021Out of Policynot applicable6-2not applicablenot applicable
51/6/20211/14/20211/14/2021Out of PolicyWithin Policy7-313
61/9/20211/14/20211/14/2021Within PolicyWithin Policy4013
73/10/20213/16/20213/22/2021Out of PolicyOut of Policy5-15-1
Example
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D7D2=IF(ISNUMBER(G2),IF(G2>=0,"Within Policy","Out of Policy"),G2)
E2:E7E2=IF(ISNUMBER(I2),IF(I2>=0,"Within Policy","Out of Policy"),I2)
F2:F7F2=IF(AND(B2<C2,B2<>""),NETWORKDAYS(A2,B2),NETWORKDAYS(A2,C2))
G2:G7,I2:I7G2=IF(ISNUMBER(F2),-(F2-4),F2)
H2:H7H2=IF(OR(B2="",B2>C2),"not applicable",NETWORKDAYS(IF(B2>C2,A2,MAX(A2,B2)),C2))
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
E2:E1048576Cell Value="not applicable"textNO
E2:E1048576Cell Value="Within Policy"textNO
E2:E1048576Cell Value="Out of Policy"textNO
D2:D12,D16:D1048576,A13:A15Cell Value="Out of Policy"textNO
D2:D12,D16:D1048576,A13:A15Cell Value="Within Policy"textNO
 

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