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I have a column which is used for component completion date. The latest
date is teh complition date for teh project. I am using MAX(field:field) to select the latest date. However, we are running across the occurance where a date is TBD(to be determined) How can I choose the TBD if it is present in the column over the max date? |
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Hi!
Try this: =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH("TBD",B1:B30,0)),"TBD",MAX(B1:B 30)) Format cell as DATE Biff "Mark" wrote in message ... I have a column which is used for component completion date. The latest date is teh complition date for teh project. I am using MAX(field:field) to select the latest date. However, we are running across the occurance where a date is TBD(to be determined) How can I choose the TBD if it is present in the column over the max date? |
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Biff -
Thanks for the help!! Mark "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH("TBD",B1:B30,0)),"TBD",MAX(B1:B 30)) Format cell as DATE Biff "Mark" wrote in message ... I have a column which is used for component completion date. The latest date is teh complition date for teh project. I am using MAX(field:field) to select the latest date. However, we are running across the occurance where a date is TBD(to be determined) How can I choose the TBD if it is present in the column over the max date? |
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