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Hi there,
I've set up a spreadsheet for someone else that calculates the number of days worked by temporary employees. When I initially set it up, I thought I just needed a column for start dates and a column for end dates, but the person I have set it up for also wants a number of dates worked up to now column. I'm very new to this so realise that the way I have done it is probably quite clumsy. My original formula in C (days worked) was =IF(OR(ISBLANK(A1),(ISBLANK(B1))),"",(B1-A1)) where A=start date and b=end date. I used isblank so that C would remain empty if A and B were blank. My problem is how do I amend this formula so that if I added an extra column (today's date) C(days worked) would say stay blank if A is empty if B(end date) is empty calculate number of days worked so far but if B(end date) has a date then calculate how many day worked altogether. Hope this isn't total gobbledygook. Many thanks Mifty -- Mifty |
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