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I want to use the If then function to have it look at a cell and if the date
in the cell is between the beginning and end of the current Fiscal year, enter a 1 in my cell. My logic was, IF (test cell) =Date(2004,10,1) and <=Date(2005,9,30),1,0). I seem to do just fine with the first half, but as soon as I add the "and" I end up getting an invalid. Can someone tell me the proper syntax for meeting two conditions? Thanks |
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