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I'll need to come up with a function that compares each value in column D with '12/31/2005 ' and return TRUE if the value in column D is smaller than '12/31/2005 ', but FALSE if it is greater than '12/31/2005 '. I have the following formula: =(D1<'12/31/2005') But this gives me an error. Also I'l need to know how to apply this formula to other rows. Thanks! -Emily |
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Hi Emily,
Please copy and paste the follow in cell E1 =IF(D1<38717,"True","False") After this is done, please copy cell E1 and paste in column E throughout. P.S: 38717 is the value corresponding to '12/31/2005 ' Thanks, Yash Emily wrote: Hi, I'll need to come up with a function that compares each value in column D with '12/31/2005 ' and return TRUE if the value in column D is smaller than '12/31/2005 ', but FALSE if it is greater than '12/31/2005 '. I have the following formula: =(D1<'12/31/2005') But this gives me an error. Also I'l need to know how to apply this formula to other rows. Thanks! -Emily |
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Hi Emily,
wrote: Please copy and paste the follow in cell E1 =IF(D1<38717,"True","False") After this is done, please copy cell E1 and paste in column E throughout. P.S: 38717 is the value corresponding to '12/31/2005 ' Alternatively, you can use the DATE function to get the value for 12/31/2005 (more readable): =IF(D1 < DATE(2005, 12, 31), True, False) -- Regards, Jake Marx www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] |
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![]() or =IF(DATE(2005,12,31)D5,TRUE,FALSE) -- VBA Noob ------------------------------------------------------------------------ VBA Noob's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33833 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=564869 |
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Hi Yash, Jake,
Thanks for your advice! It works. Now I've got all of the TRUE's and FALSE's, and I'll need to sort the rows by this value. Howver, when I double-click on the header, nothing happened. Any advice on how to sort? -Emily |
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Thanks all for the help! It works!
Now I have another question about sorting the rows by this TRUE or FALSE value. FYI, I'll start a new topic. -Emily |
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=d1<date(2005,12,31) It'll return true or false (you don't need the =if() stuff. or maybe... =year(d1)<2005 Emily wrote: Hi, I'll need to come up with a function that compares each value in column D with '12/31/2005 ' and return TRUE if the value in column D is smaller than '12/31/2005 ', but FALSE if it is greater than '12/31/2005 '. I have the following formula: =(D1<'12/31/2005') But this gives me an error. Also I'l need to know how to apply this formula to other rows. Thanks! -Emily -- Dave Peterson |
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Double clicking on the header doesn't usually sort by that column.
Select the whole range and do Data|sort. Emily wrote: Hi Yash, Jake, Thanks for your advice! It works. Now I've got all of the TRUE's and FALSE's, and I'll need to sort the rows by this value. Howver, when I double-click on the header, nothing happened. Any advice on how to sort? -Emily -- Dave Peterson |
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