I will try my best to explain myself. I have a worksheet in which cell A1:A6
contain Date of Birth, Cell B1:B6 contain the age by using =DateDiff(A1,
Now(), "Y") and finally I have a question that asks if there is anyone =65
(years old), this question is an if, or statement. The issue is that when a
cell in A1:A6 is blank the corresponding cell in column B returns a 106.
Therefore my question always returns a "Yes" becuase if any cell in A1:A6 is
blank I will get a 106.
I would like to find a way to make this work. Any suggestions?

It's hard to say without seeing the formula, but you just need to test the A
value for blank.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Pattyt" wrote in message
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I will try my best to explain myself. I have a worksheet in which cell
A1:A6
contain Date of Birth, Cell B1:B6 contain the age by using =DateDiff(A1,
Now(), "Y") and finally I have a question that asks if there is anyone
=65
(years old), this question is an if, or statement. The issue is that when
a
cell in A1:A6 is blank the corresponding cell in column B returns a 106.
Therefore my question always returns a "Yes" becuase if any cell in A1:A6
is
blank I will get a 106.
I would like to find a way to make this work. Any suggestions?

Change your datedif formula to this...

=IF(A1=0, 0, DATEDIF(A1, NOW(),"Y"))

Which will avoid the 106 (number of years elapsed since 1900)
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Pattyt" wrote:

I will try my best to explain myself. I have a worksheet in which cell A1:A6
contain Date of Birth, Cell B1:B6 contain the age by using =DateDiff(A1,
Now(), "Y") and finally I have a question that asks if there is anyone =65
(years old), this question is an if, or statement. The issue is that when a
cell in A1:A6 is blank the corresponding cell in column B returns a 106.
Therefore my question always returns a "Yes" becuase if any cell in A1:A6 is
blank I will get a 106.
I would like to find a way to make this work. Any suggestions?