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The MONTH() function will returns an integer, 1 thru 12, representing
the month number of a date. In your example, the formula in C4 might be =IF(OR(MONTH(B4)=1,MONTH(B4)=3),24,0) This formula checks the month number of the date in B4, and if it is either January or March, returns the value 24. Is this what you're looking for? |
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