Professional Red Yellow Green Project Status Template

And Red For True Roadblocks, Overspending, And The Like.

This customizable project status report template provides a snapshot of a project’s health on any given week. 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. =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 <…

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 had help in creating a formula that would automatically update the indicators on the parent rows based on the children rows. Update stakeholders with a concise and visually bold project status report. The formula isn't working as i wanted.

I Set Up The Rygb Status Ball Indicators For My (First!) Project.

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. Red=past due, yellow=due in the next 5 days, green=due in the next 14 days, blue=due later. Our status reports are done weekly and include multiple workstreams.

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

Time, money, weight, gpa, etc. I'm trying to set up a project plan that has color indicators for the timeline: If all the children are blue, the parent is blue.

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

Yellow for potential risks being posed; For instance, red can indicate a project is behind schedule, yellow for caution, and green for on track. I only want to pull in the current week status for.