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Can anyone help?
I need help with the following calculation. I cannot seem to get my
mind around the If function in a way that would help me with creating a conditional 'Due Date'. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Due Date (AN): If AA2 = blank then leave blank without displaying an error message. If AA2 = "St1" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St2" then add 20 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St3" then add 28 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "PE" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "FOI" then add 20 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = anything else then return "Not Required" I also need to exclude the following holidays: 14/04/2006 Friday 17/04/2006 Monday 01/05/2006 Monday 29/05/2006 Monday 28/08/2006 Monday 25/12/2006 Monday 26/12/2006 Tuesday 01/01/2007 Monday Thank you Scoooter |
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Put the holiday dates in a range and then use
=IF(AA2="","", IF(OR(AA2="St1",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(U2,10,holidays), IF(OR(AA2="St2",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(Z2,20,holidays), IF(AA2="St3",WORKDAY(Z2,28,holidays),"Not Required")))) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Scoooter" wrote in message oups.com... I need help with the following calculation. I cannot seem to get my mind around the If function in a way that would help me with creating a conditional 'Due Date'. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Due Date (AN): If AA2 = blank then leave blank without displaying an error message. If AA2 = "St1" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St2" then add 20 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St3" then add 28 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "PE" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "FOI" then add 20 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = anything else then return "Not Required" I also need to exclude the following holidays: 14/04/2006 Friday 17/04/2006 Monday 01/05/2006 Monday 29/05/2006 Monday 28/08/2006 Monday 25/12/2006 Monday 26/12/2006 Tuesday 01/01/2007 Monday Thank you Scoooter |
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=IF(AA2="","", IF(OR(AA2="St1",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(U2,10,holidays), IF(OR(AA2="St2",AA2="FOI"),WORKDAY(Z2,20,holidays) , IF(AA2="St3",WORKDAY(Z2,28,holidays),"Not Required")))) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Put the holiday dates in a range and then use =IF(AA2="","", IF(OR(AA2="St1",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(U2,10,holidays), IF(OR(AA2="St2",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(Z2,20,holidays), IF(AA2="St3",WORKDAY(Z2,28,holidays),"Not Required")))) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Scoooter" wrote in message oups.com... I need help with the following calculation. I cannot seem to get my mind around the If function in a way that would help me with creating a conditional 'Due Date'. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Due Date (AN): If AA2 = blank then leave blank without displaying an error message. If AA2 = "St1" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St2" then add 20 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St3" then add 28 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "PE" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "FOI" then add 20 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = anything else then return "Not Required" I also need to exclude the following holidays: 14/04/2006 Friday 17/04/2006 Monday 01/05/2006 Monday 29/05/2006 Monday 28/08/2006 Monday 25/12/2006 Monday 26/12/2006 Tuesday 01/01/2007 Monday Thank you Scoooter |
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Thanks Bob, your a life saver. It works perfect!
Scoooter Bob Phillips wrote: Type =IF(AA2="","", IF(OR(AA2="St1",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(U2,10,holidays), IF(OR(AA2="St2",AA2="FOI"),WORKDAY(Z2,20,holidays) , IF(AA2="St3",WORKDAY(Z2,28,holidays),"Not Required")))) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Put the holiday dates in a range and then use =IF(AA2="","", IF(OR(AA2="St1",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(U2,10,holidays), IF(OR(AA2="St2",AA2="PE"),WORKDAY(Z2,20,holidays), IF(AA2="St3",WORKDAY(Z2,28,holidays),"Not Required")))) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Scoooter" wrote in message oups.com... I need help with the following calculation. I cannot seem to get my mind around the If function in a way that would help me with creating a conditional 'Due Date'. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Due Date (AN): If AA2 = blank then leave blank without displaying an error message. If AA2 = "St1" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St2" then add 20 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "St3" then add 28 Workdays to date in Z2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "PE" then add 10 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = "FOI" then add 20 Workdays to date in U2 and display revised date. If AA2 = anything else then return "Not Required" I also need to exclude the following holidays: 14/04/2006 Friday 17/04/2006 Monday 01/05/2006 Monday 29/05/2006 Monday 28/08/2006 Monday 25/12/2006 Monday 26/12/2006 Tuesday 01/01/2007 Monday Thank you Scoooter |
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