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I am creating a to do list in Excel 2003. I have 3 columns, A "Finished" with
x if complete; B "Due Date" with a date; C "Days to Go". I want the Days to Go to read Done if there is an x in column A. I don't want to just delete the completed tasks as I need a record of what I do. I tried in C =IF(a4,"x", Done",=b4-TODAY()) The =B4-TODAY() works unless I want to factor in my status from A. Any ideas? The Help says a formula can be the result for a FALSE return, but I cannot find any examples. Of course I could just hide the completed tasks, but that doesn't let me play with formulas. -- Regards, Lyn "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." AC Clark |
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