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How to simplify "multiple if" formula
I think the problem is that once you have set a cell to blank then
EDATE( ... ) will return an error if it acts upon that cell. Try this (a variation of your second formula): =IF(I4="";"";IF(EDATE(I4;1)$D$4;"";EDATE(I4;1))) and then copy this across. Hope this helps. Pete |
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