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I am trying to write and if statment to include only 2001 dates. However, I
have dates both in 2000 and 2002. I tried the writing the following statment and excel keeps giving me an error: =IF(Date Field=1/1/2000 AND <1/1/2002, TRUE, FALSE) Apparently excel doesn't like the and part. How can I go about getting around this or writing the formula with a new word or character that excel will accept? Thanks, jason |
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