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THANK YOU!!!!! You are awesome....
I took the = and if out instead of just the =. Thank you again and again... you just saved me a lot of time! Serendipity "Max" wrote: Let's take your original line, as an example: For E the formula I am using is: =IF(B1=0,TODAY()-$A$1,B1-$A$1) What I meant by the indicative: =IF($A$1="","",<yourformula) was to apply it like this: =IF($A$1="","",IF(B1=0,TODAY()-$A$1,B1-$A$1)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:17,400 Files:358 Subscribers:55 xdemechanik --- "Serendipity" wrote: I tried this with no luck. =IF($T17="","",(V17=0,TODAY()-$T17,V17-$T17)) and =IF($T17="","",V17=0,TODAY()-$T17,V17-$T17) The formula that works except for the wrong answers is: =IF(V17=0,TODAY()-$T17,V17-$T17) V17 = no date T17 = no date or with a date and the answer I am getting is 39679 or in that neck of the woods. What did I do wrong? Thanks |
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