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I have a table of product data that is returned from a linked Access query.
One of the columns contains a date. I create a calculated column headed 1-Jan-2005, and then 1-Feb-2005, etc all the way to now I then try to create a simple IF statement that would compare the column header with the date column in the table and return a Over or Not dependending on whether the data in tha table is greater that the column header. =IF(Table_CBCC_Data[[#This Row],[dateBudget]]Table_CBCC_Data[[#Headers],[01-Jan-05]],"Over","Not") Now the formula is carried down to all the rows in the table but the calculated result is always the value in the first cell irrespective of whether the test is true or not in the rest of the cells. What am I missing here? Is there a special way of generating calculated formulae in this fashion? |
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