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Bear with me as I try to explain.
On my cash flow sheet, I have a list of store locations that will open through different times in the next three years. What I'm trying to do is have the document recognize when a store opens to automatically generate one-time expenses. (I've already plugged in all the function and formulas for monthly expenses through a 'Values' sheet within my workbook) Each store location has a potential opening date. I don't want to manually input the one-time charges in case those dates change for one reason or another. Is there a function that would recognize the date and input the correct amount in the right column? Thanks, -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support |
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=IF(opening_date<=TODAY(),publicity_costs_value,"" )
etc., as an example. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KeyAdministration" wrote in message ... Bear with me as I try to explain. On my cash flow sheet, I have a list of store locations that will open through different times in the next three years. What I'm trying to do is have the document recognize when a store opens to automatically generate one-time expenses. (I've already plugged in all the function and formulas for monthly expenses through a 'Values' sheet within my workbook) Each store location has a potential opening date. I don't want to manually input the one-time charges in case those dates change for one reason or another. Is there a function that would recognize the date and input the correct amount in the right column? Thanks, -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support |
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Thank you, this gives me something to work with however it isn't going to
work for multiple locations! *sigh* -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(opening_date<=TODAY(),publicity_costs_value,"" ) etc., as an example. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KeyAdministration" wrote in message ... Bear with me as I try to explain. On my cash flow sheet, I have a list of store locations that will open through different times in the next three years. What I'm trying to do is have the document recognize when a store opens to automatically generate one-time expenses. (I've already plugged in all the function and formulas for monthly expenses through a 'Values' sheet within my workbook) Each store location has a potential opening date. I don't want to manually input the one-time charges in case those dates change for one reason or another. Is there a function that would recognize the date and input the correct amount in the right column? Thanks, -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support |
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What do you mean by multiple locations?
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KeyAdministration" wrote in message ... Thank you, this gives me something to work with however it isn't going to work for multiple locations! *sigh* -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(opening_date<=TODAY(),publicity_costs_value,"" ) etc., as an example. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KeyAdministration" wrote in message ... Bear with me as I try to explain. On my cash flow sheet, I have a list of store locations that will open through different times in the next three years. What I'm trying to do is have the document recognize when a store opens to automatically generate one-time expenses. (I've already plugged in all the function and formulas for monthly expenses through a 'Values' sheet within my workbook) Each store location has a potential opening date. I don't want to manually input the one-time charges in case those dates change for one reason or another. Is there a function that would recognize the date and input the correct amount in the right column? Thanks, -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support |
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After deciphering your signature, I sent an email.
-- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support "Bob Phillips" wrote: What do you mean by multiple locations? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KeyAdministration" wrote in message ... Thank you, this gives me something to work with however it isn't going to work for multiple locations! *sigh* -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(opening_date<=TODAY(),publicity_costs_value,"" ) etc., as an example. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "KeyAdministration" wrote in message ... Bear with me as I try to explain. On my cash flow sheet, I have a list of store locations that will open through different times in the next three years. What I'm trying to do is have the document recognize when a store opens to automatically generate one-time expenses. (I've already plugged in all the function and formulas for monthly expenses through a 'Values' sheet within my workbook) Each store location has a potential opening date. I don't want to manually input the one-time charges in case those dates change for one reason or another. Is there a function that would recognize the date and input the correct amount in the right column? Thanks, -- Chantal Livingstone Virtual Business Assistant Key Administration Comprehensive Business Support |
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