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Pretty new to all this but hopefully this will make sense.
Have a worksheet which monitors people attendance on a course. A1 is the date they commenced. B1 auto defaults to todays date. C1 is the total number of days completed since their commencement. D1 is the percentage completed for the year. The problem is i want the default todays date (B1) only to be entered if the inputter has inputted a commencement date. If A1 is blank then then I want B1 to remain blank instead of defaulting to todays date. So... when they enter a commencement date then B1 automatically defaults to todays date. I'm happy with the other formulas involved. I just need to know how to keep B1 blank and stop it going to the default unless a commencement date is entered Hope I haven't confused you any more than I am already. Andy |