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if statement when cell is blank
If G3 is a date and F3 is equal to
IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE")) How do I return "n/a" to F3 if G3 is left blank? |
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=if(G3="","n/a",IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE")))
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200798 |
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if statement when cell is blank
perfect...thanks you both~k:-)
"Gary''s Student" wrote: =if(G3="","n/a",IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE"))) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200798 |
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=IF(G3="","n/a",IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE")))
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if statement when cell is blank
I notice you do not have anything in the FALSE condition of your 2nd IF
statement to handle dates in G3 exactly equal to TODAY()-2 and TODAY()-3... the formula reports FALSE for those two dates. Perhaps you meant = and <= instead of and < in both of your IF tests? Anyway, to do what you want, put this... IF(G3="","N/A", in front of your current formula (after the = sign, of course) and put a closing parenthesis after at the end. Using your posted formula, the above comments notwithstanding, this is what the formula becomes after doing that... =IF(G3="","N/A",IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE"))) Rick "davisk" wrote in message ... If G3 is a date and F3 is equal to IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE")) How do I return "n/a" to F3 if G3 is left blank? |
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if statement when cell is blank
Can I also add "Closed" to same formula if another cell other than G3 is
populated w/"yes"? "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: I notice you do not have anything in the FALSE condition of your 2nd IF statement to handle dates in G3 exactly equal to TODAY()-2 and TODAY()-3... the formula reports FALSE for those two dates. Perhaps you meant = and <= instead of and < in both of your IF tests? Anyway, to do what you want, put this... IF(G3="","N/A", in front of your current formula (after the = sign, of course) and put a closing parenthesis after at the end. Using your posted formula, the above comments notwithstanding, this is what the formula becomes after doing that... =IF(G3="","N/A",IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE"))) Rick "davisk" wrote in message ... If G3 is a date and F3 is equal to IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE")) How do I return "n/a" to F3 if G3 is left blank? |
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Please disregard new request; I figured it out:-)
"davisk" wrote: Can I also add "Closed" to same formula if another cell other than G3 is populated w/"yes"? "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: I notice you do not have anything in the FALSE condition of your 2nd IF statement to handle dates in G3 exactly equal to TODAY()-2 and TODAY()-3... the formula reports FALSE for those two dates. Perhaps you meant = and <= instead of and < in both of your IF tests? Anyway, to do what you want, put this... IF(G3="","N/A", in front of your current formula (after the = sign, of course) and put a closing parenthesis after at the end. Using your posted formula, the above comments notwithstanding, this is what the formula becomes after doing that... =IF(G3="","N/A",IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE"))) Rick "davisk" wrote in message ... If G3 is a date and F3 is equal to IF(G3TODAY()-2,"OPEN",IF(G3<TODAY()-3,"PAST DUE")) How do I return "n/a" to F3 if G3 is left blank? |
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