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I will have various dates entered in B4 for example which will include
the year, ie dd/mm/yyyy format. I want a formula like the one below which will identify the Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter each of which is defined as falling between particular dates. I could just expand the formula below to accommodate this. However the problem is I want the formula to operate over many years., eg if B4 is 1/2/2007 I want it to show Spring but obviously this formula cannot do this as it specifies the year. Is there anyway to create it so that it is just looking between 1st February and 31st March in any year, regardless of the year entry in B4. Grateful for any guidance. =IF(AND(B4=DATE(2006,2,1),B4<=DATE(2006,3,31)),"S pring",4) Kind regards Graham Haughs Turriff, Scotland |