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Formula #1 = {=(IF(full_date=($B5),"Yes","No"))}
Formula #2 = {=(IF(full_date=($B5+1),"Yes","No"))} full_date represents a Vertical table of Dates. Formula searches full_date and sees if it matches $B5 (also a date), returns "yes" of there is a match and "No" if there is no match. Formula # works correctly Formula #2 is in the next cell (next to Formula #1), It performs the same search function, except it is looking for the day after $B5 (which is $B5+1). It determines that there is a "true" match, but for some reason the formula returns a "No", as if there was no match. Does anyone understand what is going on? Thanks |
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