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I am trying to create a formula in excel (and am new to formula creation)
that will do the following: - if the cell has the word "incomplete" in it, use today's date - if the cell has a date in it, use that date - take the difference of the date in that cell (either the date entered in the cell, or today's date if "incomplete" is entered) and the date in another cell I don't have to have the word "incomplete" in the cell - the cell could be blank, if it is easier. Please help! Robert |
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The first two parts of your requirement are clear and can be accomplished as
follows. I don't understand the third parameter. =if(isnumber(search(a1,"incomplete)),today(),if(is number(month(a1)),a1,if(...))) -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Robert F" wrote: I am trying to create a formula in excel (and am new to formula creation) that will do the following: - if the cell has the word "incomplete" in it, use today's date - if the cell has a date in it, use that date - take the difference of the date in that cell (either the date entered in the cell, or today's date if "incomplete" is entered) and the date in another cell I don't have to have the word "incomplete" in the cell - the cell could be blank, if it is easier. Please help! Robert |
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