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Yesterday I posted a question about auto filling the date in a field (posted
bellow). Well today to my dismay all those dates advanced to todays date. Is there another formula that can be used to auto fill in the date and not advance to the next days date when the sheet is reopened. Also Hope fully some one will be able to answer the rest of my second question asked yesterday (also posted below). By the way '=IF(OR(E2={1,2,3}),TODAY(),"")' works great (except for the advancing of the date thing mentioned above) I would of never been able to come up with such a formula on my own. -- Thanks TimM Ok here goes. This is how I have the counting side of it set up, it's almost like a report of how i'm doing. Call Type 1 2 3 0 First Level Ticket MP7 Nothing Resolve Created Ticket Done Amount of each type Date 16 23 3 1 14-Nov 15-Nov 16-Nov 17-Nov .... And what I want is it to count each type when I enter them into column F but i want it to count by the date so when i have 50 different lines all for say 11-14-05 it will cout the 1 and 2 and 3 and 0 for that specfic date then on 11-15-05 it will count all thie lines for that date. Hope this clairify's -- Thanks TimM "Ragdyer" wrote: Try this for your first question: =IF(OR(E2={1,2,3}),TODAY(),"") Enter in A2, and copy down as needed. Re-phrase your second question. -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "TimM" wrote in message ... Hello, Hopefully this makes sense to some one. What I need is two things first: I need cell A2 to display todays date if a 1, 2, or 3 is typed into E2 and have that happen all the way down the sheet so as I enter data it fills the date in for me. Next I have a box that counts but I wanted it to count day by day. So today it will count every '1' entered into column F. I'm not even sure it's possible to count on those two variables combined. If any of this is confusing I can clairfy a bit more if needed. -- Thanks for any help that can be provided. TimM |
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Hi, Hope this is what you require
Date Stamp =IF(ISBLANK(A2),"",IF(B2="",TODAY(),B2)) An entry into A2 will put today's date into B2, when the next day arrives, The date will not change. Any problems Repost or email me. Paul On 15/11/05 11:16 PM, in article , "TimM" wrote: Yesterday I posted a question about auto filling the date in a field (posted bellow). Well today to my dismay all those dates advanced to todays date. Is there another formula that can be used to auto fill in the date and not advance to the next days date when the sheet is reopened. Also Hope fully some one will be able to answer the rest of my second question asked yesterday (also posted below). By the way '=IF(OR(E2={1,2,3}),TODAY(),"")' works great (except for the advancing of the date thing mentioned above) I would of never been able to come up with such a formula on my own. |
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