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For Niek Otten and Toppers custom function calculating time
Didn't know any other way to contact you guys. I got the problem figured out
as to why the function was not reading the first two IF statements. If you recall in the function I had the follow statements: IF Exp1<Exp2 THEN Result1=Exp1 ELSE Result1=Pmstart IF Exp1Exp2 THEN Result1=Pmstart ELSE Result1=Exp1 IF Exp1EXP3 THEN Evtime=Result1 ELSE Evtime=Exp4 The program was not reading Result1 I don't think plust it was not a complete expression to give an answer outside of a specific set of boundries. Anyway after I don't know how many tries at rewriting the statement I found one that works perfect. Here is what I came up with and when I enter the arguments no matter what I do I get the correct time in both AM and PM IF Exp1 <= Pmstart AND Exp1 = Exp2 THEN Evtime2= Pmstart ELSE Evtime2= Exp1 IF Evtime2 = Exp3 THEN Evtime2 = Evtime2 ELSE Evtime2 = Exp4 The only thing I found out is when I write the formula I have to add INDEX to it: =Evtime2(A6, A8, INDEX!M20,INDEX!M21,INDEX!M22,INDEX!M23,AT5). If I don't do that the formula/function is not volitale to changes in the cells. Thanks for all of you help guys I was totally lost on this one and could not have done it without your help. I have been working on and off with this for a couple of months and you helped me solve it in a week. I sure am glad there are people out there like you guys who are willing to help us out. Bill_De |
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For Niek Otten and Toppers custom function calculating time
Glad you got it fixed, thanks for the feedback!
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Bill_De" wrote in message ... | Didn't know any other way to contact you guys. I got the problem figured out | as to why the function was not reading the first two IF statements. If you | recall in the function I had the follow statements: | IF Exp1<Exp2 THEN Result1=Exp1 ELSE Result1=Pmstart | IF Exp1Exp2 THEN Result1=Pmstart ELSE Result1=Exp1 | IF Exp1EXP3 THEN Evtime=Result1 ELSE Evtime=Exp4 | | The program was not reading Result1 I don't think plust it was not a | complete expression to give an answer outside of a specific set of boundries. | Anyway after I don't know how many tries at rewriting the statement I found | one that works perfect. Here is what I came up with and when I enter the | arguments no matter what I do I get the correct time in both AM and PM | | IF Exp1 <= Pmstart AND Exp1 = Exp2 THEN Evtime2= Pmstart ELSE Evtime2= Exp1 | IF Evtime2 = Exp3 THEN Evtime2 = Evtime2 ELSE Evtime2 = Exp4 | | The only thing I found out is when I write the formula I have to add INDEX | to it: | =Evtime2(A6, A8, INDEX!M20,INDEX!M21,INDEX!M22,INDEX!M23,AT5). If I don't do | that the formula/function is not volitale to changes in the cells. | | Thanks for all of you help guys I was totally lost on this one and could not | have done it without your help. I have been working on and off with this for | a couple of months and you helped me solve it in a week. | I sure am glad there are people out there like you guys who are willing to | help us out. | | Bill_De |
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