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Fred Smith[_4_] Fred Smith[_4_] is offline
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Default formula to determine whether a date falls between two dates

You still didn't answer Biff's question. So see if this points you in the
right direction.

=if(and(u3n2,u3<o2),"between dates","outside date range")

Regards,
Fred.

"lolan7" wrote in message
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The result will be in another cell.
Ultimately I will need to know which of the holidays falls within the
Start/End dates on any given line because I will need to know what day of
the O22
week (mon, tue, etc., --which are listed in V3:V9 next to the holidays
using
a TEXT formula) and then use this information to subtract those days from
a
total number of sessions/hours which have been calculated in different
columns.

The sessions don't happen every day; some are on Mondays, some on Tuesdays
&
Thursdays, etc.


"T. Valko" wrote:

Ok, so what kind of result do you want? A count? A "Yes" or "No"?
True/False?

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"lolan7" wrote in message
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Hi. I hope there's an answer to this problem:
N column is "Start Date",
O column is "End Date",
I have a named range (not sure whether this is necessary) "holidays" in
U3:U9.

I need to find out if any of the "holidays" dates fall within my Start
Dates
and my End Dates, which vary from row to row.

thanks for being brilliant.