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I have four columns in a spreadsheet that refer to a CCTV camera fault
reporting log. The first column is the date the fault is initially reported; the second is the date that the fault is checked; the third is the date that the fault is fixed - if the fault is yet to be fixed I have inserted a dash (alternatively I could leave it blank if that is easier). In the fourth column I'm trying to use the IF function to calculate the number of days between the date reported and the date checked (first two columns) if the third column has a dash (or is blank) i.e. not yet fixed; or insert a dash (or alternative) if there is a date in the third column i.e. it has been fixed. Complicated, I know. I hope somebody can get their head round it and work out an answer for me. Thank you. |
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