Thanks Fred. Now to remember my Macro coding. New job, much more data
analysis than last one!

"Fred Smith" wrote:

Excel is not Cobol. One cell's formula cannot modify another cell.

Your choices are to use a macro, which will handle the kind of code you are
talking about, or create formula in the Duration cell which will do what you
want.

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Regards,
Fred


"Blain M" <Blain wrote in message
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I have a list of dates in a column, that is sorted by name and then date.
The dates vary, but in assending order for each person. I have also filtered
the data by determining which dates would be sequential, using a break of two
days - ie-weekend, as sequential periods. I realize that for two dates, one
a monday and one a wednesday or thursday, this would assue a sequential
period, but I will then subtotal on a count to determine how many days are in
the sequential period to see if it is in agreement. I am trying to write a
formula using a LET statement similar to

=if(F3=1,Return the value for Duration and then Let Duration=0,Duration+1),

Where Duration is a named range that I am trying to work as a counter to
determine duration and then rest to zero for each new name in a range. I
used to use Let statements, but that may have been in my Lotus 123 days or
maybe Cobol.