They set out the requirements for preparation and review of the Quality Improvement. Plan (part 3.1), the different rating levels that may be given to a service (part 3.2), the process. for completing assessments and determining a rating (part 3.3) and the process for review of. ratings (part 3.4).
=IF(F5<0,Expired,IF(F5<30,Expiring soon,)) Next we need to create conditional formatting rules that highlight these values. First, select the data, and set the active cell to the upper right corner. Then, create a formula rule that tests the active cell for the value Expired. The column must be locked. Now repeat that same process for memberships that are Expiring soon.
I want to have two dates within the if statement. This is what I made, but i need it corrected. =IF(J2>DATEVALUE(5/31/2014),GOOD,EXPIRED J2>DATEVALUE(6/31/2014),GOOD,EXPIRING SOON) See More: EXCEL If Statement Using Dates.