Realtor Chicago Team
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I have set up a 160 day multi-goal program for new members of my team. Each goal gets a bonus once it is hit.
60-day goal
90-day goal
120 Day goal
160 Day Goal
How do I stop a cell from calculating and show that they hit the goal based on days that have elapsed? Or more realistically, at day 60, 90, 120, 160 lock in the result that they had at that point....... 1 deal within 60 days if yes hit once "yes" stop calculating or once 60 days is hit, it just locks it where it is "yes" or "no"
60-day goal
90-day goal
120 Day goal
160 Day Goal
How do I stop a cell from calculating and show that they hit the goal based on days that have elapsed? Or more realistically, at day 60, 90, 120, 160 lock in the result that they had at that point....... 1 deal within 60 days if yes hit once "yes" stop calculating or once 60 days is hit, it just locks it where it is "yes" or "no"
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | |||
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Name | Start Date | Days in position | Total # deals Closed | 60-day goal is 1 closed within 60 days | 90-day goal is 2 closed within 90 days | 120-day goal is 4 closed | 160-day goal is 5 closed | |||
John Smith | 11/29/2021 | =TODAY()-B9 | entered each day in total |
| =if(D1>=2,c1<=90),"yes","no") | =if(D1>=4,c1<=120),"yes","no") | =if(D1>=5,c1<=160),"yes","no") | |||