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Assuming column A if one columns, B is column that can be blank, and C is
your constant: =IF(B2="",ABS(A2-C2),ABS(B2-C2)) The absolute function is included to cover both scenarios in which constant could be less than or greater than date in A2/B2. Feel free to take it out if you don't need it. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "dhealy" wrote: I have 3 columns with dates in them with one column being the constant. I need to find the number of days between the constant date and one column if the other column is blank, if there is a date in the 3rd column then I need to use that date with the constant. Help... |
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