Cool Red Yellow Green Project Status Template

Track Overall Project Performance And The Status Of Each Project Component, Including Budget, Resources, Scope, Milestones, Work Accomplished, Roadblocks, Highlights, And More.

I set up the rygb status ball indicators for my (first!) project. This customizable project status report template provides a snapshot of a project’s health on any given week. I had help in creating a formula that would automatically update the indicators on the parent rows based on the children rows.

Time, Money, Weight, Gpa, Etc.

Yellow for potential risks being posed; Red=past due, yellow=due in the next 5 days, green=due in the next 14 days, blue=due later. I only want to pull in the current week status for.

Update Stakeholders With A Concise And Visually Bold Project Status Report.

Our status reports are done weekly and include multiple workstreams. For instance, red can indicate a project is behind schedule, yellow for caution, and green for on track. =if([due date]2 < today(), red, if(and([due date]2 >= today(), [due date]2 < today(+5))), yellow, if(and([due date]2 >= today(), [due date]2 <…

The Formula Isn't Working As I Wanted.

You are basically creating some nested if statements to test conditions, and move to the next test if the condition fails. I'm trying to set up a project plan that has color indicators for the timeline: I have projects that are recording red, yellow, green for multiple categories (budget, scope, schedule, resources), and i would like to be able to calculate the overall health by evaluating each of these individual status' and pulling the lowest color as the overall status.

I Wanted If All The Children Are Red, The Parent Is Red.

I'm trying to build a formula to pull in the current week project status and include that in a widget in the project dashboard. Based on the color of your project, you can tell if it is on track, is vulnerable to potential risk, or is facing a roadblock. And red for true roadblocks, overspending, and the like.