Calculate SLA overdue with a formula in an excel report
All ticketing tools have a field about SLA overdue for incident and problem tickets so why need to calculate it ?? This is a backup solution in case if the tool is not working and I need really but really which tickets are overdue.
When I use the formula ?
When the ticketing tool is not working and I need to do it manually.
How to use the formula ?
The formula in this topic is with "," so depending of the operating system of your PC, the formula should have ";" instead of ",".
How is/are the formula(s) ?
=IF()
=AND()
=NOW()
Put this formula:
=IF(B2=SLA!$A$3,IF(AND(NOW()-D2>SLA!$B$10,NOW()-D2
To use it, in the “SLA” sheet, I have to define the number of days when the SLA will change its status, from 0 (none) to 4 (overdue) and for each priority type. As you cann see, I just count the working days meaning that I excluded the weekend for the week.
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