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Still have a date problem
In cell B6 i have a date in the format dd-mmm-yyyy, when I use the
following formula whilst it gives the correct answer ... when I use the answer in a further formula it is not recognised. I am guesing that one is a numeric and the other is an alpha answer. ( I have also noticed that the item in B6 sits to the right of the cell, while the formula answer sits to the left of its cell.) =IF(B6=" ";" ";(TEXT(DATE(YEAR(B6)-1;MONTH(B6)-0;1);"dd-mmm-yyyy"))) How do I change the above formula so it ends up as a numeric date answer, but still in the format of dd-mmm-yyyy. |
Still have a date problem
=IF(B6=" ";" ";DATE(YEAR(B6)-1;MONTH(B6)-0;1))
But maybe you mean =IF(B6="";"";DATE(YEAR(B6)-1;MONTH(B6)-0;1)) In both cases, format as dd-mmm-yyyy -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Box666" wrote in message ups.com... In cell B6 i have a date in the format dd-mmm-yyyy, when I use the following formula whilst it gives the correct answer ... when I use the answer in a further formula it is not recognised. I am guesing that one is a numeric and the other is an alpha answer. ( I have also noticed that the item in B6 sits to the right of the cell, while the formula answer sits to the left of its cell.) =IF(B6=" ";" ";(TEXT(DATE(YEAR(B6)-1;MONTH(B6)-0;1);"dd-mmm-yyyy"))) How do I change the above formula so it ends up as a numeric date answer, but still in the format of dd-mmm-yyyy. |
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