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DAYS360 where Start Date is Static and End Date is Latter of Two Dates
Hello!
I've spent over two hours trying to figure out how to get this done right. Column C is the Purchase Order Release Date Column D is the Goods Receipt Post Date Column E is the Invoice Receipt Post Date Column C will always be the start date when using DAYS360, however, since the Goods Receipt Date sometimes preceeds the Invoice Receipt Date (and vice versa), I need DAYS360 (or an equivalent function) to calculate the number of days from Column C Row 1 to the *LATTER* of the dates found in COLUMN D Row 1 and COLUMN E Row 1. Any assistance would be sooo appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help! Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice Output Parameters with Stored Proc ADO.NET http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...s-with-st.aspx |
DAYS360 where Start Date is Static and End Date is Latter of Two Dates
Forget Days360. Just subtract dates to get the number of days difference.
Try this: =max(d1,e1)-c1 Format as number -- Regards, Fred <Aimee Shaw wrote in message ... Hello! I've spent over two hours trying to figure out how to get this done right. Column C is the Purchase Order Release Date Column D is the Goods Receipt Post Date Column E is the Invoice Receipt Post Date Column C will always be the start date when using DAYS360, however, since the Goods Receipt Date sometimes preceeds the Invoice Receipt Date (and vice versa), I need DAYS360 (or an equivalent function) to calculate the number of days from Column C Row 1 to the *LATTER* of the dates found in COLUMN D Row 1 and COLUMN E Row 1. Any assistance would be sooo appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help! Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice Output Parameters with Stored Proc ADO.NET http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...s-with-st.aspx |
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