service reminder

Blue Point

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Good evening from Australia. I'm new to the forum have been told it's a great forum with very helpful members. I require some assistance with a formula for work. Hoping the formula is possible. I have a number of fleet vehicles that I look after and want to get a reminder when services are due. I have 1 columns with date of last service and another with kilometres at last service. What I need is a formula that will tell me when 6 months have past since the late service date or 12,500km, whichever comes first. Is this possible? Many thanks in advance. Blue Point

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How do you know when 12,500 km have been achieved?
What columns contain what information?
 
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How do you know when 12,500 km have been achieved?
What columns contain what information?
Hi footoo. I have 1 row for each vehicle. There is a about 15 columns with various information and details about the vehicle. Every month for each vehicle I populate Column E with the of the date of the last service and column F has the odometer reading at that service. In the past I have overwritten the info in columns E&F. However going forward I would like to add 2 more columns for the new date & odometer reading each time and then run a formula to calculate if ether 6 months or 12500 km have passed since the last service date. Apologies if this a bit vague
 
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Hi,

What we Need clarification on is:

You have Columns showing Date of Last service and Odometer reading of Last service, How do we know What the Odometer reading is Now (Present Day), so that we know 12500km has Passed??

Also, showing sample of your current layout would be helpful.
 
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Hi again and thanks for your reply. I have 145 rows as follows. Hope this helps. I've adjusted the figures to try and give some different scenarios.

C D E F G H I J K

Last Odometer Km
Last Odometer DateLast Service DateLast Service Odometer KMNew Odometer KmNew Odometer DateLast Service DateLast Service Odometer KMFormula required
15869110/02/201812/07/201714502116083914/05/201812/07/2017147169if G2 is more than 12500 than F2 or if I2 is more than 6 months than E2 return 'SERVICE DUE' otherwise return 'SERVICE NOT DUE'
1622388/04/201821/06/201716111416741614/05/201821/06/2018166292
14188727/05/20181/02/201812376314589828/06/20181/02/2018127774
11490820/05/20181/06/20179506711589022/06/20181/06/201796049

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Hi,

The sample you provided above is a bit confusing, you have two sets of "Last Service Date" & "Last Service Odometer", the Dates are Exactly the same, but the Odometer is slightly different?
So for my sample below, I'm Ignoring Columns I and J, and using Columns E and F:


Book1
CDEFGHIJK
1Last Odometer KmLast Odometer DateLast Service DateLast Service Odometer KMNew Odometer KmNew Odometer DateLast Service DateLast Service Odometer KMFormula required
215869110/02/201812/07/201714502116083914/05/201812/07/2017147169SERVICE DUE
316223808/04/201821/06/201716111416741614/05/201821/06/2018166292SERVICE DUE
414188727/05/201801/02/201812376314589828/06/201801/02/2018127774SERVICE DUE
511490820/05/201801/06/20179506711589022/06/201801/06/201796049SERVICE DUE
Sheet131
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
K2=IF(OR(EDATE(TODAY(),-6)>=E2,F2+12500<=G2),"SERVICE DUE","SERVICE NOT DUE")


K2 formula copied down, adjust Cell reference/range as needed.
 
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You're welcome, welcome to the forum.
 
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