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Learn how to calculate employee training tracker template in Months or days in Excel. Or create an employee training tracker in Excel.

To create an employee training tracker in Excel, start by organizing columns for employee names, training modules, completion dates, and any additional relevant information. Utilize Excel's functions like conditional formatting and data validation to streamline data entry and ensure accuracy.

Here are the steps outlined in my video.

Highlight Expired Dates
1) Select cells C10:C49
2) Home ~ Style ~ Conditional Formatting
3) New Rule...
4) Select "Use a formula to determine which cells to format".
5) =C10="EXPIRED"
6) Format
7) Font tab.
8) Select font color as red and bold
9) OK
10) OK

=IFERROR(
LET(a, DATEDIF(TODAY(),B10, "M"),
b, DATEDIF(TODAY(),B10, "MD"),
IF(a> 0, a & " months, ", "") & b & " days"),
"EXPIRED")

1) DATEDIF(TODAY(),B10, "M"): This calculates the number of complete months between today's date and the date in cell B10.

2) DATEDIF(TODAY(),B10, "MD"): This calculates the number of days remaining after calculating the complete months between today's date and the date in cell B10.

3) LET(a, ..., b, ...): This is a LET function that assigns the results of the two DATEDIF functions to variables 'a' and 'b' respectively, making the formula more readable and efficient.

4) IFERROR(..., "EXPIRED"): This wraps the entire formula in an IFERROR function, which returns "EXPIRED" if there is an error in the formula, such as if the date in B10 is in the past or if B10 contains invalid data. This ensures that the formula doesn't break if there's an issue with the input date.


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Transcript
00:00In my previous video, I demonstrated how you can calculate the employee tenure.
00:03Let me know in the comment section if you need the link to that video.
00:06In this video, I'm trying to tackle this question by one of my viewers
00:09asking about how you can do the opposite by tracking training deadlines.
00:13Well, this is how I do it.
00:14In this template for tracking employee training,
00:17there's a column that tracks dates of when the employee completes their training session.
00:21To calculate the remaining duration until expiration,
00:23you'll need to use the following formula.
00:25We're going to start off by using a let function
00:27to store the number of months and days from today until the expiration date
00:30in variable A and B respectively.
00:32The if statement handles cases where if the difference in months
00:35is not greater than zero, it only includes the number of days.
00:39The if error function is there to handle cases where the dates have expired.
00:43Let's hit enter here and apply the same formula to the rest of the rows.
00:46We're going to enhance the visibility of the expired row by applying conditional formatting.
00:50Select the cell conditional formatting use formula of C10 equal to expired.
00:54And if it's true, we change the color of the font to red and bold.
00:58And then you're done.
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