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Is there an "Is Between" function? I want to say the
following, but I don't know how. If Today() is between "10/15/04" and "10/24/04", then 1, but if today() is between "10/25/04" and "11/01/04", then 2....and so on, and so on, and so on.... How do I do this??? Please help! Thanks, Cindi |
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Use AND function as follows:-
=If(and(today()"10/15/04",today()< "10/24/04"),1,if(and(.... "Cindi" wrote in message ... Is there an "Is Between" function? I want to say the following, but I don't know how. If Today() is between "10/15/04" and "10/24/04", then 1, but if today() is between "10/25/04" and "11/01/04", then 2....and so on, and so on, and so on.... How do I do this??? Please help! Thanks, Cindi |
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![]() If you want it to go on and on it will get messy! Here is the formula for "is it between two dates" returning 1 if it is and 0 if it isn't. (you could replace the 0 with the formula repeated for a second set of dates and so on) =if(and(today()=date(2004,10,15),today()<=date(20 04,11,01)),1,0) However is there a pattern to your start and end dates as this might allow a simpler method? -- Alex Delamain ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Alex Delamain's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=11273 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=275344 |
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"Cindi" wrote...
Is there an "Is Between" function? I want to say the following, but I don't know how. If Today() is between "10/15/04" and "10/24/04", then 1, but if today() is between "10/25/04" and "11/01/04", then 2....and so on, and so on, and so on.... There are different numbers of days between 10/15/04 and 10/24/04 - 10 days including both the 15th and the 24th - and between 10/25/04 and 11/01/04 - 8 days inclusive. If your periods span different numbers of days, the best approach is using LOOKUP. Something like =LOOKUP(TODAY(),--{"10/15/04";"10/25/04";"11/02/04";"11/20/04"}, {1;2;3;4}) |
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![]() Assuming that Column A contains your dates as follows... 10/15/2004 10/25/2004 etc. =MATCH(TODAY(),A1:A10,1) Adjust the range accordingly. Notice only the start dates are listed. I couldn't continue with the list since I didn't see any discernable pattern. Hope this helps! -- Domenic ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Domenic's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=10785 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=275344 |
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