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Excel & dates... how to determine order.
Hi everyone:
I have a huge formula to figure out changing interest rates per year. was wondering if anyone new of a function that did something lik this: A1 Cell is greater than (or is more recent than) 1-1-1992 I am using this for an if/then function, so if the date came before 9 then ####, if not, then it's zero. I already have that part of th formula figured out, just so you know what I'm dealing with. Please post any ideas, or if you have any questions. Thank you! antoin -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Excel & dates... how to determine order.
I think most would have trouble figuring out what you are actually asking
here. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy antoinejon wrote in message ... Hi everyone: I have a huge formula to figure out changing interest rates per year. I was wondering if anyone new of a function that did something like this: A1 Cell is greater than (or is more recent than) 1-1-1992 I am using this for an if/then function, so if the date came before 92 then ####, if not, then it's zero. I already have that part of the formula figured out, just so you know what I'm dealing with. Please post any ideas, or if you have any questions. Thank you! antoine --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Excel & dates... how to determine order.
If you have formatted your columns as dates then the contents are jus
numbers (try one cell - Copy/Edit Paste Special Values). You therefore use them the same as any other number eg. IF(A1<B1,1,0) To use a hard coded date in the comparison formula it needs to be se to a number :- eg. =IF(A1DATEVALUE("1/1/92"),"After","Before") =IF(YEAR(A1)<1992,"Before","After") This is duplicated in code by If ....Then ... Else .. Beware. VBA changes hard coded dates to the American format "mm/dd/yy" especially if you use MyDate=#31/1/92# ("it's a feature, not a bug" <grin) so you may need to ensure that you use something like ..... MyDate=Format("1/1/92","dd/mm/yy" -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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