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Multiple value if function using dates
Thank you - this gives me what I needed!
"JoeU2004" wrote: "latsyrc57" wrote: If A1 is less than D9, then I want F9 = G9 If A1 is greater than D9 but less than E9, then I want F9 = H9 If A1 is greater than both D9 and E9, I want F9 = I9 In F9, perhaps: =IF(A1<D9, G9, IF(AND(A1D9,A1E9), I9, H9)) You did not cover the case when A1=D9 and the case when A1D9 and A1=E9. I interpreted your second condition (returning H9) as: if A1 is equal to D9, or if A1 is greater than D9 and A1 is less than or equal to E9. Is that right? ----- original message ----- "latsyrc57" wrote in message ... Have Today() (08/27/2009) in A1, have a date in D9 (09/04/2009) and another date in E9 (09/11/2009). If A1 is less than D9, then I want F9 = G9 If A1 is greater than D9 but less than E9, then I want F9 = H9 If A1 is greater than both D9 and E9, I want F9 = I9 Using Excel 2003 |
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