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Determine which column to use by date
I have a range of 14 rows by 12 columns. Each column represents a
different month. How can I determine which column to use, if I only want to use the column for the current month? |
Determine which column to use by date
lets say cols A-L are Jan thru Dec
=MONTH(TODAY()) formatted as an integer will tell you which column to use for the current date. -- Gary's Student "Mike Griffin" wrote: I have a range of 14 rows by 12 columns. Each column represents a different month. How can I determine which column to use, if I only want to use the column for the current month? |
Determine which column to use by date
The function TODAY() will give today's date. With the MONTH( ) function
wrapped around this, you will get the month (eg 3 for March), so you will need to add something to this to suit your range. Say for example your range starts in column F for January (i.e. the 6th column), then this formula: =MONTH(TODAY())+5 would give the column number. If you want this as a letter, then this amendment: =CHAR(64+MONTH(TODAY())+5) would suffice. Hope this helps. Pete |
Determine which column to use by date
Yes, that gets me the column!
Now, my question is how to use that column letter or number in another formula concatenated with the row number. eg. =IF($(CHAR(64+MONTH(TODAY())+5)$3='NO', blah, blah)) I hope that makes sense |
Determine which column to use by date
I actually figured it out.
=ADDRESS(3, MONTH(TODAY())+8, 3) Thanks |
Determine which column to use by date
Glad you got it working, Mike. Thanks for feeding back.
Pete |
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