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I am using excel 2007 and I have 4 columns; acct no, bill amt, enter date,
eff date. I want to flag the records somehow if the "eff date" is with 90 days of the "enter date". Is there some type of formula or IF statement I could use? Thanks! -- Bruce |
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I would add another column that returns true/false:
=abs(c2-d2)<=90 Then I could apply data|filter|autofilter to see the True's or false's. Since I used =abs(), I didn't care if it was 90 days before or 90 days after. You may want to change that formula to what you really want. Bruce D. wrote: I am using excel 2007 and I have 4 columns; acct no, bill amt, enter date, eff date. I want to flag the records somehow if the "eff date" is with 90 days of the "enter date". Is there some type of formula or IF statement I could use? Thanks! -- Bruce -- Dave Peterson |
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Bruce - In the next column, use
=if(eff_date-enter_date<=90,"on time","late") Alternatively, you could use conditional formatting to highlight or otherwise identify records meeting your specification. "Bruce D." wrote: I am using excel 2007 and I have 4 columns; acct no, bill amt, enter date, eff date. I want to flag the records somehow if the "eff date" is with 90 days of the "enter date". Is there some type of formula or IF statement I could use? Thanks! -- Bruce |
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