I'm trying to make a function that will say True if a cell date has been a year or greater since the current date.
The function I used to get this to work is =IF(DAYS360(H8,TODAY()) >= 258, TRUE).
The only problem is if a cell is empty it will also show up as True. To fix this I tried doing this: =IF(DAYS360(H7,TODAY()) >= 258,TRUE(AND(H7 = "", FALSE)))
This didn't really work, but if the date was within the same year it seemed to work. If the function was last year but still less than 365 days it showed up as #N/A (Number of wrong arguments to True, Expected 0 arguments, but got 1)
How can I make the cell show up as True if its been 365 days or more and False if the cell is empty or less than 365 from the cell date. The example cell date in this case shown above would be H7.
All cells shown are using the function =IF(DAYS360(H7,TODAY()) >= 258,TRUE(AND(H7 = "", FALSE))).
Cell with N/A Value with date value from previous year
Cell with False value with date value from current year
Cell with N/A value with empty cell
=IF(DAYS360(H8,TODAY()) >= 258, TRUE)
=IF(DAYS360(H7,TODAY()) >= 258,TRUE(AND(H7 = "", FALSE)))
Use:
=IF(AND(H7<>"",DAYS360(H7,TODAY()) >= 258),TRUE)
But that can be shortened to:
=AND(H7<>"",DAYS360(H7,TODAY()) >= 258)
Which will return the TRUE/FALSE
And really you do not need the DAYS360 unless you want to force a 30 day month:
=AND(H7<>"",TODAY()-H7>258)
Does this work?
=IF(H7="",FALSE,H7<=EDATE(TODAY(),-12))
I'd think EDATE([value],-12) would be a better way to get the date a year ago than whatever stuff you're doing with number of days.
it would just be a heads up before it is actually a year
in that case, you just compare years:
=YEAR(A1)>YEAR(TODAY())
for arrayformula:
=INDEX(IF(A1:A="",,YEAR(A1:A)>YEAR(TODAY())))
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I have the formula
=IF(AND(HOUR(D2)<=8,HOUR(D2)>=19), "OPEN", "OOH")
This should return the required text values "OPEN" or "OOH" depending if the hour falls within the noted range.
When trying in cell E2 of this sheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xNFVHLnQGkRgZdLmejCyU0BByOPBY8NMoIYj6SkTFGY/edit#gid=431567503 it returns a text value but not always the correct one. What could be missing from this formula?
I have also tried swapping the range around without success
=IF(AND(HOUR(D2)>=19),HOUR(D2)<=8, "OPEN", "OOH")
Update: also tried with OR instead of AND but it does no better
=IF(OR(HOUR(C3) >=19, HOUR(C3) <=8), "OPEN", "OOH")
if from 8 to 19 = OPEN then use this in E2:
=INDEX(IF((HOUR(C2:C)>=8)*(HOUR(C2:C)<19), "OPEN", "OOH"))
Your conditions are a bit wrong. The IF form is:
=IF(condition, value_if_true, value_if_false)
In your question, you say hour >=19 OR hour <= 8, so you should be using OR, as you do in your update. However, you switched the true and false values in your updated statement. Try:
=IF(OR(HOUR(C3) >=19, HOUR(C3) <=8), "OOH", "OPEN")
With 8:01, this returns "OOH"
With 9:01, this returns "OPEN"
With 18:01, this returns "OPEN"
With 19:01, this returns "OOH"
Logic error. The thing can't be <=8 and >=19 at the same time.
If you reverse the signs to >8 and <19, you might get closer to what you want.
I want to count the dates. 1 date = 1, 2 dates = 2...
I have 2 dates and I want to prepare a formula if I have 2 dates, then this is total 2.
Adjust the range references to suit your data.
=COUNTA(C2:G2)
Where C2:G2 is your first row under datum. This equation will count the number of non blank cells.
If 4.9. is a number an not text, then you could also use
=COUNT(C2:G2)
In Excel you could create a new column that checks if the cell is a date by doing =ISERROR(DAY(A1)).
If it is a date the formula will return FALSE.
Then simply count all the cells with FALSE by doing =COUNTIF(B1:B10;FALSE)
Here B1:B10 should be replaced with the cellrange of your new column that holds the true or false values
Hi I am a newbie and have a problem I have been trying to solve for weeks. I have a table imported from excel with dates in text format (because dates go back to 1700s) Most are in the format "mmmyyyy", so it is relatively easy to add "1" to the date, convert to date format, and sort in correct date order. The problem I have is that some of the dates in the table are simply "yyyy", and some are empty. I cannot find an expression that works to convert these last two to eg 1 Jan yyyy and 1 Jan 1000 within the same expression. Is this possible, or would I need to do this in two queries? Sorry if this question is very basic - I cannot find an answer anywhere.
TIA
You can do something like:
Public Function ConvertDate(Byval Expression As Variant) As Date
Dim Result As Date
If IsNull(Expression) Then
Result = DateSerial(1000, 1, 1)
ElseIf Len(Expression) = 4 Then
Result = DateSerial(Expression, 1, 1)
Else
Result = DateValue(Right(Expression, 4) & "/" & Left(Expression, 3) & "/1")
End If
ConvertDate = Result
End Function
In SSRS,how to count the number of dates present in a column?
I am developing a report where I need to display the total number of dates where Date_of_Delivery.Value is updated in a specific month & also I need to display the same for where Date_of_Delivery.Value is Not updated.
Please insist me.
If you want a count of the number of times a date is in a certain time period, you would use the IFF to perform the check and then SUM the results.
=SUM(IIF(Fields!Date_of_Delivery.Value >= CDATE("01/01/2016") AND Fields!Date_of_Delivery.Value <= CDATE("01/31/2016"), 1, 0)
The IFF will check to see if the Date of Delivery is between two dates and return 1 if true otherwise 0. The SUM then sums up all the results.
You should probably use some Parameters for your date so you can just change the parameters instead of the code in the report.
=SUM(IIF(Fields!Date_of_Delivery.Value >= Parameters!START_DATE.Value AND Fields!Date_of_Delivery.Value <= Parameters!END_DATE.Value, 1, 0)
I'm trying to compare a file's modified date with a specific date.
What I have is this:
If FormatDateTime(objFile.DateLastModified,vbShortDate) = specificDate Then
'Do something
End if
I've tried using IsDate and a variable with a value of #11/9/2015# but always returns false. I can't figure out how to set the variable "specificDate" to 11/9/2015.
If you are comparing the date only (but not the time), then you have to cut off the fractional part of the last modified value, since integer part represents days, and fractional part - hours, minutes and seconds. After any changes convert the values back to Date type with CDate(), as well as date containing string before the comparison.
Sub Test()
dtSpecificDate = CDate("11/9/2015")
With CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetFile("C:\Test\tmp.txt")
dtLastModified = CDate(Int(.DateLastModified))
End With
If dtLastModified = dtSpecificDate Then
' Do something
End If
End Sub