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I am using Excel 2003 to work on a range of dates. If the date is blank
(null) in a column, I need it to return a 1. Also, in that same column, if the date is between a date range (we are using a fiscal year from 7-1-xxxx to 6-30-xxxx), I need it to return a 1. If the date in the column is outside of the fiscal year, I need it to return a 0. We want it to sum the 1's and 0's so we can get a count (summing, of course, I can do!) I want to expand this formula eventually, to cover other years, but I'd be happy if I can just figure this part out. Thanks in advance. |
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