View Single Post
  #2   Report Post  
Posted to microsoft.public.excel.misc
Andrew Taylor Andrew Taylor is offline
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 225
Default IF statement with two dates

You need to use the DATE() function to express the dates:
=IF((AND(I2=DATE(2004,11,1),I2<=DATE(2005,10,31)) ,"FY 2005"... etc

If the rule is that the fiscal year always runs from 1 Nov to 31 Oct,
then a general formula with for the fiscal year is:

=YEAR(I2)+IF(MONTH(I2)10,1,0)






jbormann wrote:
I am trying to write an IF statement to tell me which fiscal year the
transcation occurred in. My formula is:

=IF((AND(I2="11/1/2004",I2<="10/31/2005")),"FY
2005",(IF((AND(I2="11/1/2005",I2<="10/31/2006")),"FY 2006", "ERROR")))

I2 is the cell which contains the date of the transcation.

Dates between 11/1/2004 and 10/31/2005 are in FY 2005 and dates between
11/1/2005 adn 10/31/2006 are in FY 2006.

I appreciate any help.