Task Duration dependant on priorities

BenRomeril

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Priority
Start
Finish
Duration (days)
1
=today()
+10 days
10
4
10
5
10
3
10
7
10

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Populate Start / Finish columns based on Priority (including blank missing priorities)
 

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PriorityStartFinishDuration (days)
17/05/201917/05/201910
427/05/20196/06/201910
56/06/2019 16/06/201910
317/05/201927/05/201910
716/06/201926/06/201910

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Formula to populate as completed here.
Thanks
 
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