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Default Difference between two dates with if statements

Alright, this is untested so just give it a shot and let me know how it goes...

=If(Len(M1)<1,0,If(Or(B1M1),"Past Due "&B1-M1&" number of days between the
dates",M1-B1))

Let me know how that works

"Elena" wrote:

I'm a beginner...Please help

Dates are inputted in column M or H; but sometime dates are not required in
M and H which would leave it blank (if date is in column M there will not be
a date in column H and vice versa);

Cell B1 should always prompt today's date (=today())

I need column N to calculate days between them
example: B1=05/08/08 M=05/21/08 N should = 13
But if there's nothing in M and H it returns -39576
In that case I need "0" to be inputted verses -39576
and when B1 is greater then M/H column
I need the return to be "Past due "number of days between the dates"

Hope this makes sense.

Please help

Elena