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From: Dave on 2 Jun 2010 07:19 Hi, I want to be able to count between a date range and return the value yes. I will show you the formula I currently have: =IF(M2>=DateCell-365,"Yes","No") This gives a yes if the date is greater than the date in M2 minus 365. This however cincludes all the dates beyond M2 which isnt what I want. I want the dates upto M2. If that makes sense? Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks
From: Jacob Skaria on 2 Jun 2010 07:29 Try.. =IF(M2>=datecell-DATE(1,0,0),"Yes","No") -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Dave" wrote: > Hi, I want to be able to count between a date range and return the value yes. > I will show you the formula I currently have: > > =IF(M2>=DateCell-365,"Yes","No") > > This gives a yes if the date is greater than the date in M2 minus 365. This > however cincludes all the dates beyond M2 which isnt what I want. I want the > dates upto M2. If that makes sense? Any help would be greatly appreciated > > Thanks
From: Dave on 2 Jun 2010 07:45 Hi This does not work. It counts a year back plus one month and gives a yes to dates beyond the date in M2. So it doesnt work. I have tried to manipulate it but to no avail!? Thanks "Dave" wrote: > Hi, I want to be able to count between a date range and return the value yes. > I will show you the formula I currently have: > > =IF(M2>=DateCell-365,"Yes","No") > > This gives a yes if the date is greater than the date in M2 minus 365. This > however cincludes all the dates beyond M2 which isnt what I want. I want the > dates upto M2. If that makes sense? Any help would be greatly appreciated > > Thanks
From: Jacob Skaria on 2 Jun 2010 07:58 Probably lost here...Can you post back with samples and the expected results... -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Dave" wrote: > Hi > > This does not work. It counts a year back plus one month and gives a yes to > dates beyond the date in M2. So it doesnt work. I have tried to manipulate it > but to no avail!? > > Thanks > > "Dave" wrote: > > > Hi, I want to be able to count between a date range and return the value yes. > > I will show you the formula I currently have: > > > > =IF(M2>=DateCell-365,"Yes","No") > > > > This gives a yes if the date is greater than the date in M2 minus 365. This > > however cincludes all the dates beyond M2 which isnt what I want. I want the > > dates upto M2. If that makes sense? Any help would be greatly appreciated > > > > Thanks
From: Dave on 2 Jun 2010 08:14
OK. I have a number of dates in column a from 01/11/2007 to 01/06/2010. I would like to mark the ones which are one year before the date shown in a seperate sheet. So if the date shown is 01/02/2010, I would like the formula to mark every row with a date inbetween 01/02/2009 and the 01/02/2010. Nothing before or after. Does that make sense? Thanks "Jacob Skaria" wrote: > Probably lost here...Can you post back with samples and the expected results... > -- > Jacob (MVP - Excel) > > > "Dave" wrote: > > > Hi > > > > This does not work. It counts a year back plus one month and gives a yes to > > dates beyond the date in M2. So it doesnt work. I have tried to manipulate it > > but to no avail!? > > > > Thanks > > > > "Dave" wrote: > > > > > Hi, I want to be able to count between a date range and return the value yes. > > > I will show you the formula I currently have: > > > > > > =IF(M2>=DateCell-365,"Yes","No") > > > > > > This gives a yes if the date is greater than the date in M2 minus 365. This > > > however cincludes all the dates beyond M2 which isnt what I want. I want the > > > dates upto M2. If that makes sense? Any help would be greatly appreciated > > > > > > Thanks |