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I have an excel spreadsheet containing the following sells that are in
questions. I would like to input a formula that will calculate the DOM (Days on Market) based on 1. Status = Active (Y) 2. If Active, Input Today's Date under the "Current Date" Column I would only like to manually input the active and the list date cells. Column T = Active Column U = List Date Column V = Current Date Column W - DOM ACTIVE LIST DATE CURRENT DATE DOM Y 10/24/07 N 09/01/07 Hopes this makes sense. What formula would I use in the current date section for active = Yes and No to remain at the last calculated date? Is it possible? |
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In order to populate your "Current Date" field you can use:
=IF(Sheet1!T1 = "Y", NOW(),"") I do not understand the rest. Thanks, Roger "Roxanne" wrote: I have an excel spreadsheet containing the following sells that are in questions. I would like to input a formula that will calculate the DOM (Days on Market) based on 1. Status = Active (Y) 2. If Active, Input Today's Date under the "Current Date" Column I would only like to manually input the active and the list date cells. Column T = Active Column U = List Date Column V = Current Date Column W - DOM ACTIVE LIST DATE CURRENT DATE DOM Y 10/24/07 N 09/01/07 Hopes this makes sense. What formula would I use in the current date section for active = Yes and No to remain at the last calculated date? Is it possible? |
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On Nov 27, 9:06 am, Roxanne wrote:
I have an excel spreadsheet containing the following sells that are in questions. I would like to input a formula that will calculate the DOM (Days on Market) based on 1. Status = Active (Y) 2. If Active, Input Today's Date under the "Current Date" Column I would only like to manually input the active and the list date cells. Column T = Active Column U = List Date Column V = Current Date Column W - DOM ACTIVE LIST DATE CURRENT DATE DOM Y 10/24/07 N 09/01/07 Hopes this makes sense. What formula would I use in the current date section for active = Yes and No to remain at the last calculated date? Is it possible? In Column V, starting on row 2 (adjust as necessary) use this: =IF(LOWER(LEFT($T2))="y",TODAY(),0) In Column W, starting on row 2 and adjust as necessary: =IF($V2=0,0,$V2-$U2) |
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