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just for some additional detail for what I am doing? I've used this
formula in each cell of a calandar so that tells me weekdays that I did not work (excluding wknds and holidays). "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: =IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(StartD<=A5),--(EndD=A5)),"T","F") I wasn't entirely clear from Christine's posting which conditionals should be considered True and which False; but assuming she liked the results your formula yielded, I think this formula will work also.... =MID("FT",1+(StartD<=A5)*(EndD=A5),1) Rick |
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