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Checking a date/number between two others
I often have a need to compare a date with two other dates and see
whether dateA is between dateB and dateC. I have tried to use the "IF" function but it doesn't seem to take arguments as complicated as "IF ((A=B) and (A<=C))" which is basically what I am asking. I've been having to use two different T/F columns and just take the ones that are TRUE in both, but that is very cumbersome. Is there a more sophisticated way to ask if A is between B and C? Thanks... |
Checking a date/number between two others
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Checking a date/number between two others
Another one:
=A1=MEDIAN(A1:C1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... I often have a need to compare a date with two other dates and see whether dateA is between dateB and dateC. I have tried to use the "IF" function but it doesn't seem to take arguments as complicated as "IF ((A=B) and (A<=C))" which is basically what I am asking. I've been having to use two different T/F columns and just take the ones that are TRUE in both, but that is very cumbersome. Is there a more sophisticated way to ask if A is between B and C? Thanks... |
Checking a date/number between two others
Thanks to both of you! I knew there was something I was missing!
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Checking a date/number between two others
On Mar 27, 5:20 pm, "T. Valko" wrote:
Another one: =A1=MEDIAN(A1:C1) Actually I don't think this would work, because I am not always looking for the MEDIAN of the two dates (plus your formula as written is self-referential). Lars-Åke's suggestion is exactly what I needed, but thanks anyway! Kent |
Checking a date/number between two others
Hello Kent,
Biff's MEDIAN solution works. Another approach: =(A1=B1)*(A1<=C1) Regards, Bernd |
Checking a date/number between two others
=IF (AND(A1=B1,A1<=C1),"between","not between")
=A1=MEDIAN(A1:C1) If the date/number in C1 is always greater than or equal to the date/number in B1 those formulas are checking for the *exact same thing*. The only difference is the MEDIAN formula returns either TRUE or FALSE Try it like this and you'll get identical results from both formulas. =IF(A1=MEDIAN(A1:C1),"between","not between") =IF(AND(A1=B1,A1<=C1),"between","not between") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ... On Mar 27, 5:20 pm, "T. Valko" wrote: Another one: =A1=MEDIAN(A1:C1) Actually I don't think this would work, because I am not always looking for the MEDIAN of the two dates (plus your formula as written is self-referential). Lars-Åke's suggestion is exactly what I needed, but thanks anyway! Kent |
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