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Your formula appears to work for me... which years do you think it doesn't
work for? In case you are interested, here is a shorter formula to do the same thing... =IF(MONTH(DATE(B1,2,29))=2,"L","NL") -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "2vao" wrote in message ... hello, I have this formula : =IF(OR(MOD(B1,400)=0,AND(MOD(B1,4)=0,MOD(B1,100)< 0)),"L","NL" (to show L if the date falls in a leap year). It works for 2008 only not for any other leap year. please help! thanks. |
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