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=if(h180<0;e180-$j$1;0)
Hello everyone =IF(H180<0;E180-$J$1;0) H180 = empty cell with a formula in it. E180 = the date a person was interviewed. $J$1 = =()NOW In the above formula H180 is an empty cell with a formula in it (which will later have their actual starting date in it) and E180 is the date a new staff member should commence work and J1 is equal to =()now. So now I want to write a formula simular to the above formula or another formula that does the job in cell J180 and what I want it to do in cell J180 is tell me how many days until their starting date. and to do this I need to subtract E180 (starting date) from J1 (=()now. plus I only want an answer in cell J180 if they have not started and once I enter the date in E180 then I just want it left blank. I hope I have not confused everyone with this as I got totally confused writing it. Thanks Paul Maynard:) -- paulrm906 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paulrm906's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28776 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511618 |
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=if(h180<0;e180-$j$1;0)
=IF(H180=0;INT(E180-$J$1);0)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "paulrm906" wrote in message ... Hello everyone =IF(H180<0;E180-$J$1;0) H180 = empty cell with a formula in it. E180 = the date a person was interviewed. $J$1 = =()NOW In the above formula H180 is an empty cell with a formula in it (which will later have their actual starting date in it) and E180 is the date a new staff member should commence work and J1 is equal to =()now. So now I want to write a formula simular to the above formula or another formula that does the job in cell J180 and what I want it to do in cell J180 is tell me how many days until their starting date. and to do this I need to subtract E180 (starting date) from J1 (=()now. plus I only want an answer in cell J180 if they have not started and once I enter the date in E180 then I just want it left blank. I hope I have not confused everyone with this as I got totally confused writing it. Thanks Paul Maynard:) -- paulrm906 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paulrm906's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28776 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511618 |
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=if(h180<0;e180-$j$1;0)
Why? I was suggesting the formula goes elsewhere, so why do you need to
delete H180? -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "paulrm906" wrote in message .. . Hello Bob Thanks for speedy reply however your formula does not want to work for me unless I delete the formula in H180. And I really do not want to delete this formula, do you know of any alternatives. Thanks Paul Maynard Moscow Bob Phillips Wrote: =IF(H180=0;INT(E180-$J$1);0) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "paulrm906" wrote in message ... Hello everyone =IF(H1800;E180-$J$1;0) H180 = empty cell with a formula in it. E180 = the date a person was interviewed. $J$1 = =()NOW In the above formula H180 is an empty cell with a formula in it (which will later have their actual starting date in it) and E180 is the date a new staff member should commence work and J1 is equal to =()now. So now I want to write a formula simular to the above formula or another formula that does the job in cell J180 and what I want it to do in cell J180 is tell me how many days until their starting date. and to do this I need to subtract E180 (starting date) from J1 (=()now. plus I only want an answer in cell J180 if they have not started and once I enter the date in E180 then I just want it left blank. I hope I have not confused everyone with this as I got totally confused writing it. Thanks Paul Maynard:) -- paulrm906 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paulrm906's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28776 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511618 -- paulrm906 |
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=if(h180<0;e180-$j$1;0)
Hello Bob I was not suggesting that I delete H180 I was just informing you that the only way that I could get your formula to work for me was to delete the formula in H180 and unfortunately I need this formula to stay there. The formula in H180 as got nothing to do with the above formula, it is there so that when that person commences work here they are entered onto another sheet which will automaticaly feed the starting date across to this sheet and into H180. In the formula it is asking that if H180 is = 0 then E180-$J$180, but because H180 as got a formula in it your formula will not work for me. and as I said before it will however only work if I delete the formual in H180. And sorry for any misunderstanding. Paul Maynard Moscow Russia -- paulrm906 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paulrm906's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28776 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511618 |
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