Right now I have this formula

=IF(OR(B61="",DAY(B61)=19),48.44,0)

The problem I'm having is if the month or year changes it isn't reconizing
that the payment is late. How do I change it so it will calculate that the
payment is late.

Thanks for any help!

Right now I have this formula

=IF(OR(B61="",DAY(B61)=19),48.44,0)

The problem I'm having is if the month or year changes it isn't reconizing
that the payment is late. How do I change it so it will calculate that the
payment is late.

I guess I sould of said that column A has the payment due date and Column B
has the date the payment was made.

Thanks

Thanks for any help!

try this

Cell A1 - payment date
Cell B1 - Due Date
Cell C1 =IF(OR(A1="",(IF(B1A1,(B1-A1),-(B1-A1))=19)),48.44,0)




On Oct 23, 9:29*pm, H Halliburton
wrote:
*Right now I have this formula

*=IF(OR(B61="",DAY(B61)=19),48.44,0)

*The problem I'm having is if the month or year changes it isn't reconizing
*that the payment is late. How do I change it so it will calculate that the
*payment is late.

I guess I sould of said that column A has the payment due date and Column B
has the date the payment was made.

Thanks

*Thanks for any help!

Your formula returns 48.44 if the date in column B is the 19th or greater of
any month.
This formula returns 48.44 if the date in column B is 19 or more days past
the due date:

=IF(OR(B61="",B61-A61=19),48.44,0)

Where did the 19 come from? Is that a day to check against no matter what
day is shown in the payment due date? Or is that the number in the payment
due date and you just manually entered it in your formula? My guess is that
you would want to know whenever Column B's date is later than Column A's
date, right? If so...

=IF(OR(B61="",B61A61),48.44,0)

although perhaps you may want the to be = instead.

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"H Halliburton" wrote in message
...
Right now I have this formula

=IF(OR(B61="",DAY(B61)=19),48.44,0)

The problem I'm having is if the month or year changes it isn't reconizing
that the payment is late. How do I change it so it will calculate that the
payment is late.

I guess I sould of said that column A has the payment due date and Column
B
has the date the payment was made.

Thanks

Thanks for any help!

=IF(OR(B61="",B61-A61=19),48.44,0) if you are allowing 19 days of grace.
Your original formula wasn't taking any notice of column A, so it isn't
clear what you were trying to do. If the 19 in your formula was because
your due date was the 19th of the month, then your formula could be
=IF(OR(B61="",B61=A61),48.44,0)
Change = to if necessary.
--
David Biddulph

"H Halliburton" wrote in message
...
Right now I have this formula

=IF(OR(B61="",DAY(B61)=19),48.44,0)

The problem I'm having is if the month or year changes it isn't reconizing
that the payment is late. How do I change it so it will calculate that the
payment is late.

I guess I sould of said that column A has the payment due date and Column
B
has the date the payment was made.

Thanks

Thanks for any help!

Rick,

Column A has the date that the payment is due and Column B is the date the
payment was made. There is a 5 day grace period before the payment would be
considered late, in this case the payment is due on the 14th but not
considered late until the 19th. Does that make any sense?

"Rick Rothstein" wrote:

Where did the 19 come from? Is that a day to check against no matter what
day is shown in the payment due date? Or is that the number in the payment
due date and you just manually entered it in your formula? My guess is that
you would want to know whenever Column B's date is later than Column A's
date, right? If so...

=IF(OR(B61="",B61A61),48.44,0)

although perhaps you may want the to be = instead.

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)

You conditions are still unclear. Is the due date **always** the 14th of the
month? If so, try this...

=IF(OR(B61="",B61=DATE(YEAR(A61),MONTH(A61),19)), 48.44,0)

And if not (that is, 5 grace days added to the due date in Column A), then
try this...

=IF(OR(B61="",B61=A61+5),48.44,0)

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"H Halliburton" wrote in message
...
Rick,

Column A has the date that the payment is due and Column B is the date the
payment was made. There is a 5 day grace period before the payment would
be
considered late, in this case the payment is due on the 14th but not
considered late until the 19th. Does that make any sense?

"Rick Rothstein" wrote:

Where did the 19 come from? Is that a day to check against no matter what
day is shown in the payment due date? Or is that the number in the
payment
due date and you just manually entered it in your formula? My guess is
that
you would want to know whenever Column B's date is later than Column A's
date, right? If so...

=IF(OR(B61="",B61A61),48.44,0)

although perhaps you may want the to be = instead.

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)