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Display DATE in alt column
There are 4 columns with dates; 1. Date In 2. Date Actioned 3. Date destroyed
4. Date claimed. If date Actioned is left blank I want date Destroyed or date Claimed data to be automatically displayed in the Actioned column. |
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Not sure how to help. How do you determine if date destroyed or date claimed
should be put in actioned? Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Michell Major" wrote: There are 4 columns with dates; 1. Date In 2. Date Actioned 3. Date destroyed 4. Date claimed. If date Actioned is left blank I want date Destroyed or date Claimed data to be automatically displayed in the Actioned column. |
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Hi Michell
You cannot have a formula in a cell as well as an entered value. You could have a formula there to display one the 2 other dates, and that formula would then be over-ridden and destroyed when you type in an action date. Do you want the earlier or the later of Destroyed or Claimed? If earlier, then =IF(COUNT(C2:D2)<2,MAX(C2:D2),MIN(C2:D2)) If later, then =MAX(C2:D2) -- Regards Roger Govier "Michell Major" wrote in message ... There are 4 columns with dates; 1. Date In 2. Date Actioned 3. Date destroyed 4. Date claimed. If date Actioned is left blank I want date Destroyed or date Claimed data to be automatically displayed in the Actioned column. |
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Roger. As ever thanks.
I have two options. First to use a hidden column for the formula. Second, if the date is 'overwrites' the formula I think it'll be OK because it assumes that ation has been taken. I'll tryyour formulae. Regards "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Michell You cannot have a formula in a cell as well as an entered value. You could have a formula there to display one the 2 other dates, and that formula would then be over-ridden and destroyed when you type in an action date. Do you want the earlier or the later of Destroyed or Claimed? If earlier, then =IF(COUNT(C2:D2)<2,MAX(C2:D2),MIN(C2:D2)) If later, then =MAX(C2:D2) -- Regards Roger Govier "Michell Major" wrote in message ... There are 4 columns with dates; 1. Date In 2. Date Actioned 3. Date destroyed 4. Date claimed. If date Actioned is left blank I want date Destroyed or date Claimed data to be automatically displayed in the Actioned column. |
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How about a conditional (Fill color) format.
"Michell Major" wrote: Roger. As ever thanks. I have two options. First to use a hidden column for the formula. Second, if the date is 'overwrites' the formula I think it'll be OK because it assumes that ation has been taken. I'll tryyour formulae. Regards "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Michell You cannot have a formula in a cell as well as an entered value. You could have a formula there to display one the 2 other dates, and that formula would then be over-ridden and destroyed when you type in an action date. Do you want the earlier or the later of Destroyed or Claimed? If earlier, then =IF(COUNT(C2:D2)<2,MAX(C2:D2),MIN(C2:D2)) If later, then =MAX(C2:D2) -- Regards Roger Govier "Michell Major" wrote in message ... There are 4 columns with dates; 1. Date In 2. Date Actioned 3. Date destroyed 4. Date claimed. If date Actioned is left blank I want date Destroyed or date Claimed data to be automatically displayed in the Actioned column. |
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