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I am using nested IFs to determine the number of days between two events. If
the two events occurred on the same day, how do I return a 1 instead of 0 and not affect the calculation for other date ranges? The current statement is =IF(O29="Void","Void",IF(O29="Spare","Spare",IF(O2 9="Open","Open",IF(O29="Closed",N29-D29," ")))) where n29 is date opened and d29 is date closed and o29 is the status Thanks -- Larry |
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