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Thanks a lot Barb, Great stuff.
Regards, Mark "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Format it as NUMBER. "santaviga" wrote: Hi, Sorry this is returning a date and time in 1900 I need it to return data 1 WEEK or 2 WEEK or 3 WEEK depening on the x's in the information according to week commencing dates. Mark "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Let's say that your dates are in column 1. Let's also say that Bill's information is in column 3 (specifically cells B3:H3) Try this formula: =INT(TODAY()-INDEX($1:$1,1,MATCH("x",A3:H3)))/7 "santaviga" wrote: Hi Need Help with a complicated formula, dont knoe if its possible or not, here it goes, I have the following cells laid out. NAME A B C D E F G Above are all dates of beginning of weeks Bill X x x Ady x Tom x I need a formula that will return data of arrears paymeny e.g in weeks (1week) (2weeks) and so on, so Ady and Tom would return data 2 weeks, is this possible taking the current date for a reference? Any Help??? Thanks a lot |
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