formula to determine whether a date falls between two dates
This helps a LOT! It at least provides me a way to figure it out,
but....perhaps if I am a bit more clear in my needs, you have a calculation
that does ALL the work:
I am trying to determine whether to subtract a holiday from a schedule of
classes. There is a definite start date & a definite end date for each class
(which varies from class to class) - there is one class per row.
Some classes are only on Thursdays; some are on Mondays & Wednesday, etc.
which are indicated in columns H thru K, e.g., M _ W _ (or) _ T _ R.
If any of my holidays fall on a scheduled day, I need to subtract them from
my final count of class sessions, summed up in column P with this formula:
=IF(COUNT(N5:O5)<2,"",SUMPRODUCT(--(WEEKDAY(ROW(INDIRECT(N5&":"&O5)),2)=MATCH(H5:K5,{ "M","T","W","R","F","SA","SU",0},0))))
I will want to approach this by showing, in a separate column, not yet
created for each line how many of the scheduled days are holidays,, then
subtract that from column P. I transposed my column of holidays (U3
through U10) to column headings (X2 through AD2) and used your formula,
replacing the "phrases" with 1 (between) or 0 (outside). However, doing so,
I still have to determine whether it corresponds to an appropriate day of the
week.
For this semester I have eight holidays, three Mon., one Tues., one Wed.,
one Thurs., and one Fri.
(you can probably guess that I did not come up with the above formula. I
got it from one of your brilliant coterie of MVPs)
thanks for being here!
"Fred Smith" wrote:
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?
--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP
"lolan7" wrote in message
...
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.
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