COUNTIF Dates expired. HELP!

jimbo100

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Hey guys, I've been trawling the internet, and it's many excel forums, and am yet to find exactly what I'm looking for!

I've been working on a training matrix/schedule and my boss has asked me to come up with a % compliance figure. I really need some help understanding exactly what 'COUNTIF' formula I need to be using, given my criteria;

- Not all people need to be trained, but are present on the matrix - if they do not need training, then an 'x' is in their row instead of date
- Training courses last for 3 years and the date specified is the date they were trained.
- Dates within 3 years are green
-Dates that will expire (+ 3 years or 1095 days) in 90 days are yellow
-expired dates are red.

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So basically, I want two formulas - 1 for the 'Targeted No.' and the other for 'Compliance %'

I hope my image has attached of my example spreadsheet, otherwise, this won't make any sense! If it hasn't, I'll amend the post.

Would greatly appreciate any help on this!

Thanks!


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Name Manager, New Name. Yesterday =TODAY()-1. OK. Then, use =YESTERDAY in any cell. Tomorrow could be =TODAY()+1.
Targeted No = =CONCAT((COUNT(C3:C12))&" of "&COUNTA(C3:C12))
 
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