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mutliple conditions
Need to add to this formula to first check the value in cell(h3) if it is a
credit do not use the formula below and return the value in H3, if the value is greater than 0 use this formula =IF($Q$2=($G3+1),IF($Q$2<=($G3+30),$H3,""),"") Q2 is a user entered date and g3 is the invoice date, H3 is the invoice amount. |
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mutliple conditions
assume credits are negative
=if(h3<0,h3,if(and($Q$2=$G3+1,$Q$2<=$G3+30),h3,"" )) Or if(or(h3<0,and($Q$2=$G3+1,$Q$2<=$G3+30)),h3,"") Let me know if that helps.... -- Wag more, bark less "Sue" wrote: Need to add to this formula to first check the value in cell(h3) if it is a credit do not use the formula below and return the value in H3, if the value is greater than 0 use this formula =IF($Q$2=($G3+1),IF($Q$2<=($G3+30),$H3,""),"") Q2 is a user entered date and g3 is the invoice date, H3 is the invoice amount. |
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