"IF" Statements Help

hintonpa

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Good Morning everyone,

I am trying to format the attached workbook so that the "Total Needing Certification" cells reflect the amount of "No" Statements in their related columns. Is there a way to do this that can be viewed in Excel 2003 and/or 2007?

Also, I wanted to be able to have the "Renewal Date" Columns to reflect different colors as follows:

More than 3 months from renewal date - Bright Green
Between 1 day and 3 months from renewal date - Yellow
Renewal Date and later - Red

I also plan to add several more employees to this list, so I need something that can be expanded. Anything I found on Google limits me to only 7 "IF" functions at once. Thanks in advance.

Phil


CPR and First Aid Training
NameCPRFirst Aid
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXCurrent?Renewal DateCurrent?Renewal Date
Employee 1No5/16/2011Yes5/16/2013
Employee 2No5/16/2011Yes5/16/2013
Employee 3NoN/AYesN/A
Employee 4No5/16/2011No5/16/2013
Employee 5No5/16/2011No5/16/2013
Employee 6No5/16/2011No5/16/2013
Employee 7No5/16/2011Yes5/16/2013
Employee 8NoN/AYesN/A
Employee 9No5/16/2011Yes5/16/2013
Employee 10NoN/AYesN/A
Employee 11No5/16/2011Yes5/16/2013
Employee 12No5/16/2011Yes5/16/2013
Total Needing Certification123

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Excel Facts

How to fill five years of quarters?
Type 1Q-2023 in a cell. Grab the fill handle and drag down or right. After 4Q-2023, Excel will jump to 1Q-2024. Dash can be any character.
To get the "Total Clarification" is easy, just use:

Code:
=COUNTIF(B4:B15,"No")

Obv change the range to suit

The other request can be done through conditonal formatting using a formula! I'll come back with the formula for this
 
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Condition Format - Format using a formula

=TODAY()-C4>90 - For Green
=TODAY()-C4<90 - For Yellow
=C4>TODAY() - Red

Cell C4 represents the first renewal date in CPR, you should put the conditiona in the cell first, then manage rules and apply to range

Do the same for First Aid
 
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