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I run a daily spreadsheet that shows the date inventory for multiple clients
if we have no inventory for that client the date is replaced with *** at the bottom i have a formula =MIN(I3:I20,I23:I24) to choose the oldest date within the cell range. but if there is no inventory and all the cells are *** this formula spits out 01/01/1900 is there any way to make it show *** as a result if there are no dates? i have been trying to figure this out for a while but cant get it. i have tried multiple formulas using the IF command but cant get it to work. any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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=IF(MIN(I3:I20,I23:I24)=0,"***",MIN(I3:I20:I23:I24 ))
Note also that the date you see returned should be 01/00/1900 NOT 01/01/1900 Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "excel fool" wrote: I run a daily spreadsheet that shows the date inventory for multiple clients if we have no inventory for that client the date is replaced with *** at the bottom i have a formula =MIN(I3:I20,I23:I24) to choose the oldest date within the cell range. but if there is no inventory and all the cells are *** this formula spits out 01/01/1900 is there any way to make it show *** as a result if there are no dates? i have been trying to figure this out for a while but cant get it. i have tried multiple formulas using the IF command but cant get it to work. any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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thank you dave... i have been trying to get that to work for a month. i just
put the formula in and it worked. my mistake is where you put the "0" i was putting "01/00/1900" and it didn't work. thank you again "Dave F" wrote: =IF(MIN(I3:I20,I23:I24)=0,"***",MIN(I3:I20:I23:I24 )) Note also that the date you see returned should be 01/00/1900 NOT 01/01/1900 Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "excel fool" wrote: I run a daily spreadsheet that shows the date inventory for multiple clients if we have no inventory for that client the date is replaced with *** at the bottom i have a formula =MIN(I3:I20,I23:I24) to choose the oldest date within the cell range. but if there is no inventory and all the cells are *** this formula spits out 01/01/1900 is there any way to make it show *** as a result if there are no dates? i have been trying to figure this out for a while but cant get it. i have tried multiple formulas using the IF command but cant get it to work. any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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I'd look for a number anywhere in that range:
=IF(COUNT(I3:I20,I23:I24)=0,"***",MIN(I3:I20:I23:I 24)) excel fool wrote: I run a daily spreadsheet that shows the date inventory for multiple clients if we have no inventory for that client the date is replaced with *** at the bottom i have a formula =MIN(I3:I20,I23:I24) to choose the oldest date within the cell range. but if there is no inventory and all the cells are *** this formula spits out 01/01/1900 is there any way to make it show *** as a result if there are no dates? i have been trying to figure this out for a while but cant get it. i have tried multiple formulas using the IF command but cant get it to work. any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you -- Dave Peterson |
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