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![]() I am trying to figure out a way to calculate data in a cell if the date is current, or leave it alone (no operation) if it isn't. Basically I am using a table to calculate test execution data. It would look something like the following: A B 1 96% 90% (data calculated on 3/1) 1 95% 89% (data Claculated on 3/2 in the same cells as above) I then have another table that stores the data (manually right now) so that I can graph it daily as follows: A B C 5 3/1 96% 90% 6 3/2 95% 89% What I was trying to do in B5 was =if(A5=TODAY(),A1,IF(A5<TODAY(),leave the cell alone. I can't seem to figure out a way to do this. Help!!! |
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