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I'm calculating the difference between two dates, such as
A1 - 1st September B1 - 10th September So B1-A1 returns 9, which is great. But I only enter the dates in column B when a certain visit has been made, and while the cells in B are blank, Excel treats them as zero (or 1st Januray 1900). So B1-A1 returns -39000 odd. Is there a way to essentially stop it from calculating the formula until both cells have a value entered? |
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