Hi
I know this is being very lazy because it must be very obvious - but because of that I think someone will be able to answer it very quicklly....
Building a formula of nested IFs to display one of three possible results:
The three values are:
n/a
0
a date
I want the cell to show one of three possible restults - here is what I've got:
=IF(L6="n/a","n/a",IF(L6=0,"Not Received", IF(L6=DATE,L6)))
But as you will notice, I don't how to get it to show whatever the date is if its a date in L6 - what is the default value for date so that if it sees any date it displays the required result?
Thanks!
Ivan
There is no absolute function for determining if a cell has a date in it....
Excel sees dates as numbers, so you can check if the cell has a number other than 0 or you can use a date range to ensure the value is a "reasonable" date.
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Thanks for the very rapid response; will try the date range idea...
Cheers
Ivan
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