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Conditional Difference between two dates
Dougal wrote: wrote: I have a sheet in which two column are the start date and the end date. All of the records contain a start date but not all contain an ending date. How do I, in a third column calculate the difference between the end date and start date (only if there is an end date present), to give me the total days or a null if the end date is not present. Also how do I copy that formula to all the cells in the column???? Hi, You can use a formula like this: =IF(B1<"",B1-A1) Dom Sorry, yes you would need to copy this down the cells in the third column. |
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