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Match Month in Date With Month in Header
I am creating an audit worksheet and I am have having trouble
configuring this one part of my function. I currently have 12 columns listed 1-12 (to represent the months) and there are values for each row. I have another column which contains a term date in date format "mm/dd/yy". I need to write a formula which says that if there is a term date then there should be a value other than 0 in the correspoding column. For example if the term date is 06/05/2006. Then contributions should be given up to 06/2006. Here is the formula which I currently have which does not mention term dates but does take care of my one audit problem. =IF(J:J="",COUNTIF(K2:V2,"0")*58) Any input would be greatly appreciated. -Anthony Morano |
Match Month in Date With Month in Header
Are you testing for column J having no entries? If so, try:
=IF(COUNTA(J:J)=0,COUNTIF(K2:V2,"0")*58) " wrote: I am creating an audit worksheet and I am have having trouble configuring this one part of my function. I currently have 12 columns listed 1-12 (to represent the months) and there are values for each row. I have another column which contains a term date in date format "mm/dd/yy". I need to write a formula which says that if there is a term date then there should be a value other than 0 in the correspoding column. For example if the term date is 06/05/2006. Then contributions should be given up to 06/2006. Here is the formula which I currently have which does not mention term dates but does take care of my one audit problem. =IF(J:J="",COUNTIF(K2:V2,"0")*58) Any input would be greatly appreciated. -Anthony Morano |
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