FORMATTING DATES IN FORMULAS
 

I have a coumn that I simply put dates into. What I want to do is if the
month and day = certain criteris then TRUE results, if not then FALSE. For
exaple the date listed is 6/30/06 so if the date is 6/30/any year then this
is a TRUE statement.

I know this is probably simple but I seldom use EXCEL.

Thanks

FORMATTING DATES IN FORMULAS
 

Hi,

Try:

=IF(AND(DAY(A1)=30,MONTH(A1)=6),TRUE,FALSE)

HTH
Jean-Guy

"The BriGuy" wrote:

I have a coumn that I simply put dates into. What I want to do is if the
month and day = certain criteris then TRUE results, if not then FALSE. For
exaple the date listed is 6/30/06 so if the date is 6/30/any year then this
is a TRUE statement.

I know this is probably simple but I seldom use EXCEL.

Thanks

FORMATTING DATES IN FORMULAS
 

With listed date in A1, try:

=TEXT(A1,"mmdd")=TEXT(TODAY(),"mmdd")

--
HTH,

RD

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"The BriGuy" <The wrote in message
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I have a coumn that I simply put dates into. What I want to do is if the
month and day = certain criteris then TRUE results, if not then FALSE.
For
exaple the date listed is 6/30/06 so if the date is 6/30/any year then
this
is a TRUE statement.

I know this is probably simple but I seldom use EXCEL.

Thanks

FORMATTING DATES IN FORMULAS
 

With
A2: (a date)

To return TRUE if the Month=June and the Day=30
try this:
B2: =TEXT(A2,"mmdd")="0630"

Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"The BriGuy" wrote:

I have a coumn that I simply put dates into. What I want to do is if the
month and day = certain criteris then TRUE results, if not then FALSE. For
exaple the date listed is 6/30/06 so if the date is 6/30/any year then this
is a TRUE statement.

I know this is probably simple but I seldom use EXCEL.

Thanks

FORMATTING DATES IN FORMULAS
 

If you want a TRUE/FALSE answer you don't need the IF() function.
Just use =AND(DAY(A1)=30,MONTH(A1)=6)
--
David Biddulph

"pinmaster" wrote in message
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Hi,

Try:

=IF(AND(DAY(A1)=30,MONTH(A1)=6),TRUE,FALSE)

HTH
Jean-Guy

"The BriGuy" wrote:

I have a coumn that I simply put dates into. What I want to do is if the
month and day = certain criteris then TRUE results, if not then FALSE.
For
exaple the date listed is 6/30/06 so if the date is 6/30/any year then
this
is a TRUE statement.

I know this is probably simple but I seldom use EXCEL.

Thanks

FORMATTING DATES IN FORMULAS
 

I modified the

=IF(AND(DAY(A1)=30,MONTH(A1)=6),TRUE,FALSE)

slightly and used an OR instead to cover seberal dates but thisworked great.

I ended up with:

=IF(OR(MONTH(L6)=3,MONTH(L6)=6,MONTH(L6)=9,MONTH(L 6)=12),AVERAGE(M6:M8),"")

Thanks


"pinmaster" wrote:

Hi,

Try:

=IF(AND(DAY(A1)=30,MONTH(A1)=6),TRUE,FALSE)

HTH
Jean-Guy

"The BriGuy" wrote:

I have a coumn that I simply put dates into. What I want to do is if the
month and day = certain criteris then TRUE results, if not then FALSE. For
exaple the date listed is 6/30/06 so if the date is 6/30/any year then this
is a TRUE statement.

I know this is probably simple but I seldom use EXCEL.

Thanks