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Hi Everyone
I am trying to set up a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that allows me to input a date that an item is requested (J4) and then keeps a record of the time passed (L4) up to the present date until I input the date the request was received(K4), eg O 1 Todays Date J K L 4 Date Item Requested Date Item received Length of Time waiting for result So what I want it to do is give me the days waiting between todays date and J4 in L4 unless I enter the received date in K4 when I want it to give me the difference between K4 and J4. I hope this makes sense. Yours Garry |
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Something like this in L4:
=IF(K4="",TODAY()-J4,K4-J4) Format the cell as General or as Number with 0 dp. Hope this helps. Pete On May 28, 11:10*am, Garry wrote: Hi Everyone I am trying to set up a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that allows me to input a date that an item is requested (J4) and then keeps a record of the time passed (L4) up to the present date until I input the date the request was received(K4), eg * *O * *1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Todays Date * * * * * * * J * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * K * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * L * *4 * *Date Item Requested * * * * * * * Date Item received * * * * * Length of Time * * * * * * * *waiting for result So what I want it to do is give me the days waiting between todays date and J4 in L4 unless I enter the received date in K4 when I want it to give me the difference between K4 and J4. I hope this makes sense. Yours Garry |
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Thanks Pete, Sandy
It worked a treat. I have got another query so please forgive me if it sounds simple I want the days waiting to be in red font if it goes over a certain number of days thus bringing it to my attention to address, but once I have received the result the font can go back to black. I can get the days waiting to go to red if it goes over 7 days but I am not able to get it to return to black font once I've put the received date in. Yours Garry |
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In Condintional formatting make the first condition with "Formula is:"
=K4<"" and set the Font Formatting to automatic or black and the second condition with "Cell Value is:" Greater then and enter 7 and set the Font Format to Red (and Bold?) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Garry" wrote in message ... Thanks Pete, Sandy It worked a treat. I have got another query so please forgive me if it sounds simple I want the days waiting to be in red font if it goes over a certain number of days thus bringing it to my attention to address, but once I have received the result the font can go back to black. I can get the days waiting to go to red if it goes over 7 days but I am not able to get it to return to black font once I've put the received date in. Yours Garry |
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