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Hi,
I currently have a spreadsheet that has this formula in the Q column. =IF($D3=0,"",OR(NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1,+NETWORKDAY S($D3,$F3)=2)) It only calculates the networkdays if D3 is empty, but now I would like it to calculate networkdays if both D3 and L3 is empty. How do I adjust the formula to check the additional L3 cell? |
My bad, it seems that
=IF($D3*$L3=0,"",OR(NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1,+NETWOR KDAYS($D3,$F3)=2)) works just fine. |
try
=IF(AND($D3=0,$L3=0),"",OR(NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1, +NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=2)) where the AND(... formula works in the same way as OR(... "cribology - ExcelForums.com" wrote: Hi, I currently have a spreadsheet that has this formula in the Q column. =IF($D3=0,"",OR(NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1,+NETWORKDAY S($D3,$F3)=2)) It only calculates the networkdays if D3 is empty, but now I would like it to calculate networkdays if both D3 and L3 is empty. How do I adjust the formula to check the additional L3 cell? |
As NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1 will only be true if D3 and F3 are the same date,
why not use $D3=$F3 -- HTH Bob Phillips "mcpie" wrote in message ... try =IF(AND($D3=0,$L3=0),"",OR(NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1, +NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=2)) where the AND(... formula works in the same way as OR(... "cribology - ExcelForums.com" wrote: Hi, I currently have a spreadsheet that has this formula in the Q column. =IF($D3=0,"",OR(NETWORKDAYS($D3,$F3)=1,+NETWORKDAY S($D3,$F3)=2)) It only calculates the networkdays if D3 is empty, but now I would like it to calculate networkdays if both D3 and L3 is empty. How do I adjust the formula to check the additional L3 cell? |
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