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Formula for Between Dates (Excel 03)
Hi,
I am looking for a formula that does the following. If =1/04/2009 and <= 1/31/2009 then P10 / If = 2/1/2009 and <= 2/28/2009 then P11..... Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Havenstar |
Formula for Between Dates (Excel 03)
You did not say what cell holds the date; I will use A1
=IF(and(A1 =DATEVALUE("1/04/2009",a1 <= DATEVALUE(1/31/2009),P10,IF(and(A1 =DATEVALUE("2/1/2009"),a1 <= DATEVALUE("2/18/2009"),P11,"x") You can replace "x" by another IF to seven levels but it will get messy This seems better =INDIRECT("P"&MONTH(A1)+9) But it will give P10 for all days in Jan Fix it with =IF(A1DATEVALUE(1/03/2009),INDIRECT("P"&MONTH(A1)+9),"") best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Havenstar" wrote in message ... Hi, I am looking for a formula that does the following. If =1/04/2009 and <= 1/31/2009 then P10 / If = 2/1/2009 and <= 2/28/2009 then P11..... Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Havenstar |
Formula for Between Dates (Excel 03)
A few ways to do this. I noticed your formula for January didn't include the
whole month. To use specific dates like that, you could use an IF(AND: =IF(AND(A10=DATE(2009,1,4),A10<DATE(2009,2,1)),P1 0,"not") But if you can just allow the month alone as a check, you could try this: =IF(MONTH(A11)=2,P11,"not Feb") -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "Havenstar" wrote: Hi, I am looking for a formula that does the following. If =1/04/2009 and <= 1/31/2009 then P10 / If = 2/1/2009 and <= 2/28/2009 then P11..... Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Havenstar |
Formula for Between Dates (Excel 03)
Thanks JB - I added an = to before the second date and it worked perfeclty.
Havenstar "JBeaucaire" wrote: A few ways to do this. I noticed your formula for January didn't include the whole month. To use specific dates like that, you could use an IF(AND: =IF(AND(A10=DATE(2009,1,4),A10<DATE(2009,2,1)),P1 0,"not") But if you can just allow the month alone as a check, you could try this: =IF(MONTH(A11)=2,P11,"not Feb") -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "Havenstar" wrote: Hi, I am looking for a formula that does the following. If =1/04/2009 and <= 1/31/2009 then P10 / If = 2/1/2009 and <= 2/28/2009 then P11..... Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Havenstar |
Formula for Between Dates (Excel 03)
Careful there, I used Feb 1 as the cutoff, so I believe just a < is correct.
If you manually figure the last day of each month (ugh) then =<Jan 31 would work, I just thought <Feb1 is less mental gymnastics. Cheers. -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "Havenstar" wrote: Thanks JB - I added an = to before the second date and it worked perfeclty. Havenstar "JBeaucaire" wrote: A few ways to do this. I noticed your formula for January didn't include the whole month. To use specific dates like that, you could use an IF(AND: =IF(AND(A10=DATE(2009,1,4),A10<DATE(2009,2,1)),P1 0,"not") But if you can just allow the month alone as a check, you could try this: =IF(MONTH(A11)=2,P11,"not Feb") -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. |
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