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JeanetteS[_2_]

finding if a date falls between two dates
 
Hi. I hope there's an answer to this problem:
N column is "Start Date",
O column is "End Date",
I have a named range "holidays" in U3:U9.
I need to find out if any of the "holidays" date fall within my Start Dates
and my End Dates, which vary from row to row.

JBeaucaire[_118_]

finding if a date falls between two dates
 

Once the comparison is made, what do you want to happen? Is the result
of this comparison going to be in another cell? How are you responding
to this information in the sheet?


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lolan7

finding if a date falls between two dates
 
The result will be in another cell.
Ultimately I will need to know which of the holidays falls within the
Start/End dates on any given line because I will need to know what day of the
week (mon, tue, etc., --which are listed in V3:V9 next to the holidays using
a TEXT formula) and then use this information to subtract those days from a
total number of sessions/hours which have been calculated in different
columns.

The sessions don't happen every day; some are on Mondays, some on Tuesdays &
Thursdays, etc.

"JBeaucaire" wrote:


Once the comparison is made, what do you want to happen? Is the result
of this comparison going to be in another cell? How are you responding
to this information in the sheet?


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