thanks for these suggestions
however i would still like to have a message box appear if the two date
input for goods received exceed 15 days.
can anyone help

"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
you may consider using
=C4-B4
instead unless you really want to calculate based on 360 days per year. To
show a message some solutions:
1. In E4 enter
=IF(D415,"Warning","")

2. Select D4
- goto 'Format - Conditional Format'
- choose 'Value is', select larger than 15 and choose your format

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

wrote:
Hi

My worksheet has the following:-

In Cell B a received invoice date is input
In Cell C a received invoice date at cost center is input
In Cell D the following formula is input to calculate the
number of days =DAYS360(B4,C4)

What I am trying to achieve is if the number of days
calculated is over 15 staff have to issue a late invoice
letter.
So if I could get some sort of message to appear this
will ensure that this is done.

Thanks for your help

-----Original Message-----
What exactly you want to do? Probably you can do it using data
validation.


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wrote in message
...
Any suggestions on how to resolve this.

thanks
-----Original Message-----
Hi
you can't insert this function in G4 as you can't have both: a
value and a formula in the same cell

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

Mark wrote:
If i put the following info into my worksheet it comes up
with a circular reference error.

Public Function PromptPayment()
MsgBox "Please issue Prompt Payment Letter"
End Function

then in cell G4 i input the following:-
=DAYS360(E4,F4)=IF(G415,PromptPayment(),"")

and if i just input this instead
=IF(G415,PromptPayment(),"")

I still get the same error.
any suggestions welcome.
i am not an expert in this field.

thanks


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