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Dear all,
I've a table below: Borrow Date Return Date Remarks 27 Jul 05 28 Jul 05 31 Jul 05 I want to set a function at cell C2 such that =IF(TODAY() - B2=6, "Late Return",""). However, if I fill in a date at "Return Date" column, then the wording of "Late Return" at cell C2 will not be shown. Please advise what are combination functions for the above two conditions at cell C2. Thanks in advance. |
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Hi
You will get "Late Return" only when the difference between today and the return date is greater than or equal to 6 days. Example Borrow Date Return Date Remarks 27-Jun-05 22-Jun-05 Late Return 28-Jun-05 1-Jul-05 the formula in C2 is the same =IF(TODAY() - B2=6, "Late Return","") Thanks Karthik Bhat Bangalore |
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=IF(AND(B2="",TODAY()-A2=6),"Late Return",IF(B2-A2=6,"Late Return","")) -- Regards Roger Govier "Freshman" wrote in message ... Dear all, I've a table below: Borrow Date Return Date Remarks 27 Jul 05 28 Jul 05 31 Jul 05 I want to set a function at cell C2 such that =IF(TODAY() - B2=6, "Late Return",""). However, if I fill in a date at "Return Date" column, then the wording of "Late Return" at cell C2 will not be shown. Please advise what are combination functions for the above two conditions at cell C2. Thanks in advance. |
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