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I'm working on a spreadsheet where I have the month in a cell (dropdown list
from a range called "Months"). Based on what month is in this cell, another cell has the number of days in that particular month (Range named "Days"). The year is in another cell. I need to write a formula that determines if the year is a leap year, so that February contains 29 days instead of 28. Here's what I have so far: CellA1: Month (validated to list of 12 months--Range=Months) CellA2: # of days in month in Cell A1 (Index(days(match(a1,months,0)) CellA3: Year I'm thinking that, in the cell that corresponds to the number of days in February, I write a formula that says: If the number in A3(the year) is evenly divisible by 4 (and thus a leap year), then cell value = 29, else cell value =28. As always, all assistance is appreciated! |
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