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I need to combine the following 2 IF statements, or find a different formula
to make this happen. =IF($K$6="","",$K$6+14) =EOMONTH(K6,0) K6 is the starting date of a payperiod, so the first formula goes to the 15th of the month. The second formula is needed if the start of the payperiod is the 16th. |
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See if this is what you're looking for:
=IF($K$6="","",IF(DAY($K$6)=1,$K$6+14,DATE(YEAR($K $6),MONTH($K$6)+1,0))) HTH, Elkar "Rip1877" wrote: I need to combine the following 2 IF statements, or find a different formula to make this happen. =IF($K$6="","",$K$6+14) =EOMONTH(K6,0) K6 is the starting date of a payperiod, so the first formula goes to the 15th of the month. The second formula is needed if the start of the payperiod is the 16th. |
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Oh man thank you so much that worked perfectly for me! Thank you so much
"Elkar" wrote: See if this is what you're looking for: =IF($K$6="","",IF(DAY($K$6)=1,$K$6+14,DATE(YEAR($K $6),MONTH($K$6)+1,0))) HTH, Elkar "Rip1877" wrote: I need to combine the following 2 IF statements, or find a different formula to make this happen. =IF($K$6="","",$K$6+14) =EOMONTH(K6,0) K6 is the starting date of a payperiod, so the first formula goes to the 15th of the month. The second formula is needed if the start of the payperiod is the 16th. |
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