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Avoiding nested if statements?
I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd
phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in VBA, then even if it has to be in regular formulas that I can run a macro on that's okay. I would really appreciate some help. I have a spreadsheet that has formulas that change based on the date that's input into cell B1. Right now I'm up to this formula and I'm only 5 months into the If's (that's Nov 08). I have to go to Dec 2010: =IF(($D$16=$B$1),B13,IF(($D$17=$B$1),B12,IF(($D$18 =$B$1),B11,IF(($D$19=$B$1), B10,IF((B20=B1),(E18-$H$4),B13))))) If it helps I've made a recreation of the spreadsheet below (not pretty, but copying and pasting into the forum messed it up a little). The rows are numbered on the left, with the Column letters on the top. I also put what the formulas were before I started trying to nest the formulas. A B C D E 1 31-Jul 2 3 4 Period Value Formula in col E Bef Ifs 5 Aug-07 $18,848 (no formula here) 6 Sep-07 $18,320 'E5- $H$4 7 Oct-07 $17,792 'E6- $H$4 8 Nov-07 $17,264 'E7- $H$4 9 Term Value Dec-07 $16,736 'E8-$H$4 10 1 $13,905 Jan-08 $16,208 'E9-$H$4 11 2 $12,920 Feb-08 $15,680 'E10-$H$4 12 3 $12,015 Mar-08 $15,152 'E11-$H $4 13 4 $11,455 Apr-08 $14,623 'E12-$H $4 14 5 $11,095 May-08 $14,095 'E13-$H $4 15 6 $11,060 Jun-08 $13,567 'E14-$H $4 16 7 $11,200 Jul-08 $13,039 'E15- $H$4 17 8 $11,010 Aug-08 $13,905 'B10 18 9 $10,580 Sep-08 $12,920 'B11 19 10 $10,160 Oct-08 $12,015 'B12 20 11 $9,705 Nov-08 $11,455 'B13 21 12 $9,210 Dec-08 $11,095 'B14 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
Lonnie,
You need to describe, in words, what it is that you want to do. Your table doesn't make immediate sense (what is in H4?), so it is impossible to decipher just what it is that you want to do. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d438f81f8af@uwe... I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in VBA, then even if it has to be in regular formulas that I can run a macro on that's okay. I would really appreciate some help. I have a spreadsheet that has formulas that change based on the date that's input into cell B1. Right now I'm up to this formula and I'm only 5 months into the If's (that's Nov 08). I have to go to Dec 2010: =IF(($D$16=$B$1),B13,IF(($D$17=$B$1),B12,IF(($D$18 =$B$1),B11,IF(($D$19=$B$1), B10,IF((B20=B1),(E18-$H$4),B13))))) If it helps I've made a recreation of the spreadsheet below (not pretty, but copying and pasting into the forum messed it up a little). The rows are numbered on the left, with the Column letters on the top. I also put what the formulas were before I started trying to nest the formulas. A B C D E 1 31-Jul 2 3 4 Period Value Formula in col E Bef Ifs 5 Aug-07 $18,848 (no formula here) 6 Sep-07 $18,320 'E5- $H$4 7 Oct-07 $17,792 'E6- $H$4 8 Nov-07 $17,264 'E7- $H$4 9 Term Value Dec-07 $16,736 'E8-$H$4 10 1 $13,905 Jan-08 $16,208 'E9-$H$4 11 2 $12,920 Feb-08 $15,680 'E10-$H$4 12 3 $12,015 Mar-08 $15,152 'E11-$H $4 13 4 $11,455 Apr-08 $14,623 'E12-$H $4 14 5 $11,095 May-08 $14,095 'E13-$H $4 15 6 $11,060 Jun-08 $13,567 'E14-$H $4 16 7 $11,200 Jul-08 $13,039 'E15- $H$4 17 8 $11,010 Aug-08 $13,905 'B10 18 9 $10,580 Sep-08 $12,920 'B11 19 10 $10,160 Oct-08 $12,015 'B12 20 11 $9,705 Nov-08 $11,455 'B13 21 12 $9,210 Dec-08 $11,095 'B14 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
I'm not 100% sure I got this right, but does this formula placed in E6 and
copied down do what you want? =IF(C6="","",IF(C6<=B$1,E5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,1+DATEDIF(B$1,C6,"m")))) Where I am assuming you update the date in B1 monthly. By the way, if that is what you are doing (and if the formula does what you want), you can replace the two occurrences of B$1 with TODAY() and the formula should work without you having to update B1 on a monthly basis. Rick "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d438f81f8af@uwe... I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in VBA, then even if it has to be in regular formulas that I can run a macro on that's okay. I would really appreciate some help. I have a spreadsheet that has formulas that change based on the date that's input into cell B1. Right now I'm up to this formula and I'm only 5 months into the If's (that's Nov 08). I have to go to Dec 2010: =IF(($D$16=$B$1),B13,IF(($D$17=$B$1),B12,IF(($D$18 =$B$1),B11,IF(($D$19=$B$1), B10,IF((B20=B1),(E18-$H$4),B13))))) If it helps I've made a recreation of the spreadsheet below (not pretty, but copying and pasting into the forum messed it up a little). The rows are numbered on the left, with the Column letters on the top. I also put what the formulas were before I started trying to nest the formulas. A B C D E 1 31-Jul 2 3 4 Period Value Formula in col E Bef Ifs 5 Aug-07 $18,848 (no formula here) 6 Sep-07 $18,320 'E5- $H$4 7 Oct-07 $17,792 'E6- $H$4 8 Nov-07 $17,264 'E7- $H$4 9 Term Value Dec-07 $16,736 'E8-$H$4 10 1 $13,905 Jan-08 $16,208 'E9-$H$4 11 2 $12,920 Feb-08 $15,680 'E10-$H$4 12 3 $12,015 Mar-08 $15,152 'E11-$H $4 13 4 $11,455 Apr-08 $14,623 'E12-$H $4 14 5 $11,095 May-08 $14,095 'E13-$H $4 15 6 $11,060 Jun-08 $13,567 'E14-$H $4 16 7 $11,200 Jul-08 $13,039 'E15- $H$4 17 8 $11,010 Aug-08 $13,905 'B10 18 9 $10,580 Sep-08 $12,920 'B11 19 10 $10,160 Oct-08 $12,015 'B12 20 11 $9,705 Nov-08 $11,455 'B13 21 12 $9,210 Dec-08 $11,095 'B14 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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=INDEX($B$2:$B$13,13-MATCH($B$1,$D$16:$D$27,0))
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d438f81f8af@uwe... I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in VBA, then even if it has to be in regular formulas that I can run a macro on that's okay. I would really appreciate some help. I have a spreadsheet that has formulas that change based on the date that's input into cell B1. Right now I'm up to this formula and I'm only 5 months into the If's (that's Nov 08). I have to go to Dec 2010: =IF(($D$16=$B$1),B13,IF(($D$17=$B$1),B12,IF(($D$18 =$B$1),B11,IF(($D$19=$B$1), B10,IF((B20=B1),(E18-$H$4),B13))))) If it helps I've made a recreation of the spreadsheet below (not pretty, but copying and pasting into the forum messed it up a little). The rows are numbered on the left, with the Column letters on the top. I also put what the formulas were before I started trying to nest the formulas. A B C D E 1 31-Jul 2 3 4 Period Value Formula in col E Bef Ifs 5 Aug-07 $18,848 (no formula here) 6 Sep-07 $18,320 'E5- $H$4 7 Oct-07 $17,792 'E6- $H$4 8 Nov-07 $17,264 'E7- $H$4 9 Term Value Dec-07 $16,736 'E8-$H$4 10 1 $13,905 Jan-08 $16,208 'E9-$H$4 11 2 $12,920 Feb-08 $15,680 'E10-$H$4 12 3 $12,015 Mar-08 $15,152 'E11-$H $4 13 4 $11,455 Apr-08 $14,623 'E12-$H $4 14 5 $11,095 May-08 $14,095 'E13-$H $4 15 6 $11,060 Jun-08 $13,567 'E14-$H $4 16 7 $11,200 Jul-08 $13,039 'E15- $H$4 17 8 $11,010 Aug-08 $13,905 'B10 18 9 $10,580 Sep-08 $12,920 'B11 19 10 $10,160 Oct-08 $12,015 'B12 20 11 $9,705 Nov-08 $11,455 'B13 21 12 $9,210 Dec-08 $11,095 'B14 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
Sorry, but I could have been more clear. Cell H4 is the difference in the
market value by month on the vehicle. On what I posted H4 is $528.07 for the month of July, 2008. On the table in cell B1 is entered the last day of the month we're looking at. This time it's July 31, 2008, so the formula needs to be pulled down from the cell beside June 2008, relatively speaking. In June the formula is E14-$H$4, so in July it's E15-$H$4. The month after the date we're looking at needs to equal what is in cell B10, in this case that would be what is beside August 2008. Also, the cells below that need to change also, so that September equals B11, October equals B12, etc. Next month, the formula next to August will be E16-$H$4, and September will equal B10, October will equal B11, etc. Does that make sense? Bernie Deitrick wrote: Lonnie, You need to describe, in words, what it is that you want to do. Your table doesn't make immediate sense (what is in H4?), so it is impossible to decipher just what it is that you want to do. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
By the way, I have assumed that Column C contains *real* dates simply
formatted to look like you showed. Rick "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote in message ... I'm not 100% sure I got this right, but does this formula placed in E6 and copied down do what you want? =IF(C6="","",IF(C6<=B$1,E5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,1+DATEDIF(B$1,C6,"m")))) Where I am assuming you update the date in B1 monthly. By the way, if that is what you are doing (and if the formula does what you want), you can replace the two occurrences of B$1 with TODAY() and the formula should work without you having to update B1 on a monthly basis. Rick "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d438f81f8af@uwe... I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in VBA, then even if it has to be in regular formulas that I can run a macro on that's okay. I would really appreciate some help. I have a spreadsheet that has formulas that change based on the date that's input into cell B1. Right now I'm up to this formula and I'm only 5 months into the If's (that's Nov 08). I have to go to Dec 2010: =IF(($D$16=$B$1),B13,IF(($D$17=$B$1),B12,IF(($D$18 =$B$1),B11,IF(($D$19=$B$1), B10,IF((B20=B1),(E18-$H$4),B13))))) If it helps I've made a recreation of the spreadsheet below (not pretty, but copying and pasting into the forum messed it up a little). The rows are numbered on the left, with the Column letters on the top. I also put what the formulas were before I started trying to nest the formulas. A B C D E 1 31-Jul 2 3 4 Period Value Formula in col E Bef Ifs 5 Aug-07 $18,848 (no formula here) 6 Sep-07 $18,320 'E5- $H$4 7 Oct-07 $17,792 'E6- $H$4 8 Nov-07 $17,264 'E7- $H$4 9 Term Value Dec-07 $16,736 'E8-$H$4 10 1 $13,905 Jan-08 $16,208 'E9-$H$4 11 2 $12,920 Feb-08 $15,680 'E10-$H$4 12 3 $12,015 Mar-08 $15,152 'E11-$H $4 13 4 $11,455 Apr-08 $14,623 'E12-$H $4 14 5 $11,095 May-08 $14,095 'E13-$H $4 15 6 $11,060 Jun-08 $13,567 'E14-$H $4 16 7 $11,200 Jul-08 $13,039 'E15- $H$4 17 8 $11,010 Aug-08 $13,905 'B10 18 9 $10,580 Sep-08 $12,920 'B11 19 10 $10,160 Oct-08 $12,015 'B12 20 11 $9,705 Nov-08 $11,455 'B13 21 12 $9,210 Dec-08 $11,095 'B14 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
Just out of curiosity, did you see the formula I posted 15 minutes before
your response to Bernie? I am pretty sure it does what you want. Rick "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d4d763a0ea2@uwe... Sorry, but I could have been more clear. Cell H4 is the difference in the market value by month on the vehicle. On what I posted H4 is $528.07 for the month of July, 2008. On the table in cell B1 is entered the last day of the month we're looking at. This time it's July 31, 2008, so the formula needs to be pulled down from the cell beside June 2008, relatively speaking. In June the formula is E14-$H$4, so in July it's E15-$H$4. The month after the date we're looking at needs to equal what is in cell B10, in this case that would be what is beside August 2008. Also, the cells below that need to change also, so that September equals B11, October equals B12, etc. Next month, the formula next to August will be E16-$H$4, and September will equal B10, October will equal B11, etc. Does that make sense? Bernie Deitrick wrote: Lonnie, You need to describe, in words, what it is that you want to do. Your table doesn't make immediate sense (what is in H4?), so it is impossible to decipher just what it is that you want to do. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work in [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] 22 13 $8,665 Jan-09 $11,060 'B15 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
Well, my pasting and explanation weren't very good in the original table, so
neither of these worked completely (my fault. I only pasted part of the table and it didn't line up right). The table runs from B10 to B45 and changes each month, and there isn't anything in Column C (Sorry again). I changed the INDEX to reflect B10:B45 on Bob's answer, and took the $ signs off and adjusted the length of the column a little and drug it down and it gives the correct answer to July 2009 (Woo hoo!), although I must admit I am at a loss as to understanding why and there's still a year and a half to go. Here's the formula I used based on what Bob gave: =INDEX($B$10:$B$45,13-MATCH($B$1,D5:$D$45,0)) Everything from August 2009 to December 2010 has #N/A on it now, probably because the data ends on D45 I guess? I've never used the index and match functions before. I need to look into those... Rick's solution didn't work, but again, I think it was because the help I tried to give with the columns and rows wasn't clear. Bob Phillips wrote: =INDEX($B$2:$B$13,13-MATCH($B$1,$D$16:$D$27,0)) I"ve asked this question before and didn't get an answer, so I thought I'd phrase it differently. Maybe it isn't possible? If I can't get it to work [quoted text clipped - 71 lines] 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
Well, it only looks like it works until July 2009. When I change the date the
other months are incorrect. What does the 13-Match do? lonnierudd wrote: Well, my pasting and explanation weren't very good in the original table, so neither of these worked completely (my fault. I only pasted part of the table and it didn't line up right). The table runs from B10 to B45 and changes each month, and there isn't anything in Column C (Sorry again). I changed the INDEX to reflect B10:B45 on Bob's answer, and took the $ signs off and adjusted the length of the column a little and drug it down and it gives the correct answer to July 2009 (Woo hoo!), although I must admit I am at a loss as to understanding why and there's still a year and a half to go. Here's the formula I used based on what Bob gave: =INDEX($B$10:$B$45,13-MATCH($B$1,D5:$D$45,0)) Everything from August 2009 to December 2010 has #N/A on it now, probably because the data ends on D45 I guess? I've never used the index and match functions before. I need to look into those... Rick's solution didn't work, but again, I think it was because the help I tried to give with the columns and rows wasn't clear. =INDEX($B$2:$B$13,13-MATCH($B$1,$D$16:$D$27,0)) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] 23 14 $7,985 Feb-09 $11,200 'B16 -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
Rick's solution didn't work, but again, I think it was because the
help I tried to give with the columns and rows wasn't clear. Alright, assuming I got the column wrong (I still think the formula is basically correct), put the following formula in D6 and copy it down (you can copy it past your existing data if you want)... =IF(C6="","",IF(C6<=B$1,D5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,1+DATEDIF(B$1,C6,"m")))) Rick |
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Oh wow, it's close. I adjusted for the columns and here's what I got:
=IF(D6="","",IF(D6<=B$1,E5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$45,1+DATEDIF(B$1,D6,"m")))) This works up until the point where the formula is supposed to change to =B10, then it hiccups. Here are two columns, the first of what it should be and the second of what came out after the formula change. The table continues past where it is needed, but I put it here so you can see what it's doing. The first column is from B10 to B45, and the second is what it shows from E17 to E45. From E5 to E16 is perfect. $13,905 $12,920 $12,920 $12,920 $12,015 $11,455 $11,455 $11,455 $11,095 $11,060 $11,060 $11,200 $11,200 $11,200 $11,010 $10,580 $10,580 $10,580 $10,160 $9,705 $9,705 $9,705 $9,210 $8,665 $8,665 $7,985 $7,985 $7,985 $7,375 $6,990 $6,990 $6,990 $6,730 $6,690 $6,690 $6,745 $6,745 $6,745 $6,585 $6,280 $6,280 $6,280 $5,980 $5,660 $5,660 $5,660 $5,320 $4,945 $4,945 $4,485 $4,485 $4,485 $4,085 $3,825 $3,825 $3,825 $3,640 $3,600 $3,600 $3,605 $3,470 $3,260 $3,050 $2,830 $2,605 Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) wrote: Rick's solution didn't work, but again, I think it was because the help I tried to give with the columns and rows wasn't clear. Alright, assuming I got the column wrong (I still think the formula is basically correct), put the following formula in D6 and copy it down (you can copy it past your existing data if you want)... =IF(C6="","",IF(C6<=B$1,D5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,1+DATEDIF(B$1,C6,"m")))) Rick -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Avoiding nested if statements?
I think we can resolve this rather quickly if I can only see what your
layout actually looks like. Can you send me a copy of your worksheet? Just remove the NO.SPAM parts from my posted address ) and the rest is my real address. Rick "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d5f7c67c1b8@uwe... Oh wow, it's close. I adjusted for the columns and here's what I got: =IF(D6="","",IF(D6<=B$1,E5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$45,1+DATEDIF(B$1,D6,"m")))) This works up until the point where the formula is supposed to change to =B10, then it hiccups. Here are two columns, the first of what it should be and the second of what came out after the formula change. The table continues past where it is needed, but I put it here so you can see what it's doing. The first column is from B10 to B45, and the second is what it shows from E17 to E45. From E5 to E16 is perfect. $13,905 $12,920 $12,920 $12,920 $12,015 $11,455 $11,455 $11,455 $11,095 $11,060 $11,060 $11,200 $11,200 $11,200 $11,010 $10,580 $10,580 $10,580 $10,160 $9,705 $9,705 $9,705 $9,210 $8,665 $8,665 $7,985 $7,985 $7,985 $7,375 $6,990 $6,990 $6,990 $6,730 $6,690 $6,690 $6,745 $6,745 $6,745 $6,585 $6,280 $6,280 $6,280 $5,980 $5,660 $5,660 $5,660 $5,320 $4,945 $4,945 $4,485 $4,485 $4,485 $4,085 $3,825 $3,825 $3,825 $3,640 $3,600 $3,600 $3,605 $3,470 $3,260 $3,050 $2,830 $2,605 Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) wrote: Rick's solution didn't work, but again, I think it was because the help I tried to give with the columns and rows wasn't clear. Alright, assuming I got the column wrong (I still think the formula is basically correct), put the following formula in D6 and copy it down (you can copy it past your existing data if you want)... =IF(C6="","",IF(C6<=B$1,D5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,1+DATEDIF(B$1,C6,"m")))) Rick -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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Thank you. It's on its way.
Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) wrote: I think we can resolve this rather quickly if I can only see what your layout actually looks like. Can you send me a copy of your worksheet? Just remove the NO.SPAM parts from my posted address ) and the rest is my real address. Rick Oh wow, it's close. I adjusted for the columns and here's what I got: [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] Rick -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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For those following this thread, the OP sent me a copy of the workbook
offline. After looking at it, I suggested he try this formula... =IF(D6<=B$1,E5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,DATEDIF(B$1-DAY(B$1)+1,D6-DAY(D6)+1,"m"))) in E6 and copy it down. He wrote back to me (offline) that the formula worked, so I guess we can consider this question as having been answered. Rick "lonnierudd via OfficeKB.com" <u11209@uwe wrote in message news:87d667975a033@uwe... Thank you. It's on its way. Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) wrote: I think we can resolve this rather quickly if I can only see what your layout actually looks like. Can you send me a copy of your worksheet? Just remove the NO.SPAM parts from my posted address ) and the rest is my real address. Rick Oh wow, it's close. I adjusted for the columns and here's what I got: [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] Rick -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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And Rick is my hero...
Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) wrote: For those following this thread, the OP sent me a copy of the workbook offline. After looking at it, I suggested he try this formula... =IF(D6<=B$1,E5-$H$4,INDEX(B$10:B$1000,DATEDIF(B$1-DAY(B$1)+1,D6-DAY(D6)+1,"m"))) in E6 and copy it down. He wrote back to me (offline) that the formula worked, so I guess we can consider this question as having been answered. Rick Thank you. It's on its way. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] Rick -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200807/1 |
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