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If Statement - Date Calculations
I have an IF statement that uses dates to determine which value is displayed
in a cell. I am confused as to whether or not to use quotes (" ") in the formula. With the quotes it works and without the quotes it doesn't work. Also, if I change the dates and they are greater than 1/1/2002, the for second formula doesn't work. Here is the formula: =IF(AND($A$1<"1/1/2002",$A$31999,$B$1<"1/1/2002",$A$31999),"Monthly","None") =IF(AND($A$1"12/31/1999",$A$31999,$B$1"12/31/1999",$A$31999),"Monthly","None") Col A Col B Row 1 1/1/1993 1/1/1992 Row 2 $153,564.00 $38,595.00 Row 3 $10,000.00 $2,000.00 If I change the dates to greater than 12/31/2001 than the formula doesn't work |
If Statement - Date Calculations
You're dates aren't being evaluated as true Excel dates. They're being
evaluated as TEXT strings. =IF(AND($A$1<"1/1/2002", Try one of these methods for each date reference: =IF(AND($A$1<--"1/1/2002",.... =IF(AND($A$1<DATE(2002,1,1),.... =IF(AND($A$1<E1,... Where E1 = 1/1/2002 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Tony" wrote in message ... I have an IF statement that uses dates to determine which value is displayed in a cell. I am confused as to whether or not to use quotes (" ") in the formula. With the quotes it works and without the quotes it doesn't work. Also, if I change the dates and they are greater than 1/1/2002, the for second formula doesn't work. Here is the formula: =IF(AND($A$1<"1/1/2002",$A$31999,$B$1<"1/1/2002",$A$31999),"Monthly","None") =IF(AND($A$1"12/31/1999",$A$31999,$B$1"12/31/1999",$A$31999),"Monthly","None") Col A Col B Row 1 1/1/1993 1/1/1992 Row 2 $153,564.00 $38,595.00 Row 3 $10,000.00 $2,000.00 If I change the dates to greater than 12/31/2001 than the formula doesn't work |
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