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"Mike" wrote: Thank You so much I have been trying to figure out that formula on and off for weeks. Do You work for Microsoft or do you just provide free advice to people? "bpeltzer" wrote: Assuming these cells are really dates and by 'ends in' you mean 'is in the year', then you would do something like =if(year(a1)=2005,true_value,false_value). If they're really strings that end in 2005, then =if(right(a1,4)="2005",true_value,false_value) "Mike" wrote: How do I use an "IF" function involving dates. For Example: (IF (a date in one cell ends in 2005 THEN "x"),IF( a date in one cell ends in 2006 THEN "Y"), " ") |
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