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Elegant formula help needed. the 4 cells concerned a
Date received, Date Claimed, storage start date and Elapsed days. Whe if the goods are claimed in less than 24 hours NO elapsed days and no storage date show. If than 1 day then storage date starts as Date Received +1and elapsed days begin. Storage chard=ges are driven by elapsed time. This formula of mine doesn't work and is to clumsy anyway. =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",IF(K5-J51,J5+1)) Many thanks |
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One way:
If you're only entering dates: Storage Start Date: L5: =IF(J5=K5,"",J5+1) Elapsed Days: M5: =IF(L5="","",TODAY()-L5) If you're actually entering dates and times in J5 & K5, then L5: =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",J5+1) M5: =IF(L5="","",INT(NOW()-L5)) In article , Michell Major wrote: Elegant formula help needed. the 4 cells concerned a Date received, Date Claimed, storage start date and Elapsed days. Whe if the goods are claimed in less than 24 hours NO elapsed days and no storage date show. If than 1 day then storage date starts as Date Received +1and elapsed days begin. Storage chard=ges are driven by elapsed time. This formula of mine doesn't work and is to clumsy anyway. =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",IF(K5-J51,J5+1)) Many thanks |
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If the dates are DATES only (no times) then try this:
in L5: =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",J5+1) Elapsed days: (in M5) =IF(L5<"",TODAY()-L5+1,"") J2=07/04/2007 (UK dates) K2=12/04/2007 L2=08/04/2007 M2=4 (today is 11/04/2007) HTH "Michell Major" wrote: Elegant formula help needed. the 4 cells concerned a Date received, Date Claimed, storage start date and Elapsed days. Whe if the goods are claimed in less than 24 hours NO elapsed days and no storage date show. If than 1 day then storage date starts as Date Received +1and elapsed days begin. Storage chard=ges are driven by elapsed time. This formula of mine doesn't work and is to clumsy anyway. =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",IF(K5-J51,J5+1)) Many thanks |
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Many thanks. I have since found that I need to 'stop the clock' when a
claimed date (L2) is entered. M2 continues to tot-up elapsed days? TIA Dan "Toppers" wrote: If the dates are DATES only (no times) then try this: in L5: =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",J5+1) Elapsed days: (in M5) =IF(L5<"",TODAY()-L5+1,"") J2=07/04/2007 (UK dates) K2=12/04/2007 L2=08/04/2007 M2=4 (today is 11/04/2007) HTH "Michell Major" wrote: Elegant formula help needed. the 4 cells concerned a Date received, Date Claimed, storage start date and Elapsed days. Whe if the goods are claimed in less than 24 hours NO elapsed days and no storage date show. If than 1 day then storage date starts as Date Received +1and elapsed days begin. Storage chard=ges are driven by elapsed time. This formula of mine doesn't work and is to clumsy anyway. =IF(K5-J5<=1,"",IF(K5-J51,J5+1)) Many thanks |
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