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Quick update: How would I modify the formula to include other dates? I
tried the following but get an #VALUE! error: =IF(TEXT(C8,"MMDD")=OR("1031","0115","0417"),"text ","") "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: =IF(TEXT(C8,"MMDD")="1026","text","no match") The reason this doesn't work: =IF(C8=AND(MONTH(10),DAY(26)),"text") is that the AND() function regards any positive value as TRUE. Since MONTH(10) is greater than 0 and DAY(26) is greater than 0, then AND(MONTH(10),DAY(26)) returns TRUE Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "RS" wrote: Hi everyone. Simple question...how would I correct my formula such that if the date in C8 is a certain date (regardless of the year!), then... The formula I tried is: =IF(C8=AND(MONTH(10),DAY(26)),"text") where C8=TODAY(). When I click on the AND in the wizard it says both statements are TRUE but if I click before the AND, it says FALSE. Alternatively, I also tried: =IF(TODAY()=AND(MONTH(10),DAY(26)),"text"). However in the wizard, the result is "Volatile" and the cell displays FALSE. |