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    Return A cumulative Percentage value based on Today's date referencing a start and end dat

    Hey everyone,



    I have been stuck for a while trying to figure this out.



    This is what i have:

    Start Date End Date Days Weight Status Planned Value Actual Value

    1-Feb-2018 5-Feb-2018 5 10% Red/Green/Yellow ( Function 1 )



    Function 1 = =IF(AND(Today()>=Start Date,Today()<=End Date),Days/Weight,"Not Tracked")



    This function reads if the project date has started using Today's date,



    If it has started then it will give me how much i should progress per day.



    I want the progress to add up everyday to the last end date.



    for example: now its giving me 2% per day which is 10% in 5 days.



    I want it in 1-Feb-2018 to give me 2%

    in 2-Feb-2018 to give me 4%

    in 3-Feb-2018 to give me 6%

    so on till 5-Feb-2018 to give me 10%



    in the planned cell. I want it to read the date from the range of the start and end date how can i do that ?

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    Re: Return A cumulative Percentage value based on Today's date referencing a start and end

    Hi AbdulkareemAlhassni. Welcome to the forum.

    The first thought that comes to mind is something like this.
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    =IF((TODAY()>=Start Date)*(TODAY()<=End Date),SUMPRODUCT(--(TODAY()>=Start Date),--(TODAY()<=End Date),Days/Weight),"Not Tracked")


    Without an uploaded sample workbook I can not say for sure. The description is a bit vague (definitions of named ranges, etc.)
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    Re: Return A cumulative Percentage value based on Today's date referencing a start and end

    Quote Originally Posted by FlameRetired View Post
    Hi AbdulkareemAlhassni. Welcome to the forum.

    The first thought that comes to mind is something like this.
    Formula: copy to clipboard
    =IF((TODAY()>=Start Date)*(TODAY()<=End Date),SUMPRODUCT(--(TODAY()>=Start Date),--(TODAY()<=End Date),Days/Weight),"Not Tracked")


    Without an uploaded sample workbook I can not say for sure. The description is a bit vague (definitions of named ranges, etc.)
    You almost always benefit by uploading a workbook.

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    Thanks alot friend, i managed to do it

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    Re: Return A cumulative Percentage value based on Today's date referencing a start and end

    Good deal. Glad to help. Thank you for the feedback.

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