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Old 08-15-06, 13:45
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Generating 30 60 90 Day aging reports in xl

Hello Everyone,

I need to create a incident management and resolution report in excel, where i need to enter a date incident/event was reported..and date it was resolved....The reports need to show incidents solved in 0-30 days, 31-60 and 61-90 day intervals. Any suggestions is greatly appreciated.

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Old 08-15-06, 16:50
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Do you have the basic data worksheet set up already? Can you attach a sample? What you ask is not difficult, but want to make sure you provide enough so that it doesn't have to be re-worked 9anymore than necessary ).
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Old 08-15-06, 17:03
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Yes, Im not sure if I could post it here. Can you provide your personal email ID, that way I could send it as an attachment.

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Old 08-16-06, 10:25
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How do you want the interval to show? Colored cells something like this?

Green: 0-30 Days
Yellow: 31-60 Days
Red: 61-90 Days
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Old 08-16-06, 10:37
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Okay, here is one way, using Conditional Formatting, assuming you only want to highlight the entries.

I put the following headings in:

B2: Incident
C2: Open Date
D2: Resolve Date

Then starting in row 3, I added values.

Select the entire region (in the example B3: D7), then go to Format > Conditional Formatting.

In the dialog box on the left, from the dropdown change "Cell Value is" to "Formula is". Then in the box to the right, put this formula (be sure to get the dollar signs correct):

=$D3-$C3<=30

and click on the Format button on right, and choose green fill.

Then click on the ADD button, and do the same for the second condition, except put this formula in the box:

=AND($D3-$C3>30,$D3-$C3<=60)

and click Format button,a nd choose yellow fill

Then click the ADD button again, and in the dialog put this formula

=AND($D3-$C3>60,$D3-$C3<=90)

click the Format button, and choose red fill.

Change some of the dates and see what happens to the color.
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Thanks so much!
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