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I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900,
.... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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=Month(1/1/1900) would extract 1 from 1/1/1900, etc.
Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Brad" wrote: I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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Try:
=MOD(H3-1,12)+1 "Brad" wrote: I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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Thanks - Tuesday morning after a three day weekend - shoulda seen that one
myself "Toppers" wrote: Try: =MOD(H3-1,12)+1 "Brad" wrote: I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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I don't remember saying thanks - so Thank you.
"Toppers" wrote: Try: =MOD(H3-1,12)+1 "Brad" wrote: I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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Appreciate the feedback.
"Brad" wrote: I don't remember saying thanks - so Thank you. "Toppers" wrote: Try: =MOD(H3-1,12)+1 "Brad" wrote: I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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Is this homework? Try this
=MOD(H3-1,12)+1 and think why it works best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Brad" wrote in message ... I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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Thanks - not homework - shoulda seen this one myself.
"Bernard Liengme" wrote: Is this homework? Try this =MOD(H3-1,12)+1 and think why it works best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Brad" wrote in message ... I'm doing a date calculation where by 1 is January 1900, 2 is February 1900, ... 1281 is September 2006. I want to extract the month from the number. The following works - but is there a better way (where I don't have to use an IF)? =IF(MOD(H3,12)<0,MOD(H3,12),12) |
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