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    Date Formula

    I am just wondering how I can tackle a specific formula.
    I have a company list that is sorted by date. Is there a way that if that date has not been changed in 190 days that it will be 'flagged' in some way?.
    I think that conditional formatting will solve that problem, but I don't know how to write the formula. Can anyone show me how to tackle this?

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    R.VENKATARAMAN
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    Re: Date Formula

    if i understood correctly use this formula in the cell next to the relvant
    cell
    If D11 is relevant cell having a date entry, type this in E11
    =IF(TODAY()-D11>190,"more than 190 days")

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    > I am just wondering how I can tackle a specific formula.
    > I have a company list that is sorted by date. Is there a way that if
    > that date has not been changed in 190 days that it will be 'flagged' in
    > some way?.
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    Date Forumula

    I have B11 set to April 14, 2005. Cell B12 is =IF(TODAY()-B12>190,"more than 190 days"). I get a return of FALSE. I am getting a NAME? when I use TODAY. How do I define TODAY as today's date?
    Last edited by wrinkle35; 09-19-2005 at 12:40 PM.

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    Myrna Larson
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    Re: Date Formula

    I assume you have a typo in your formula and you really mean TODAY()-B11 (not
    B12).

    If today is 19 Sep 2005, the result of the subtraction is 158 days.

    Your formula specifies what the cell should display when the time span is
    greater than 190 days. But you haven't said what the cell should display when
    the result is <=190, and in that case Excel returns FALSE.


    On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 10:41:38 -0500, wrinkle35
    <[email protected]> wrote:

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    >I get 'FALSE' when I try that formula. I have B11 set to April 14, 2005.
    >Cell B12 is =IF(TODAY()-B12>190,"more than 190 days"). I get a return of
    >FALSE. What am I doing wrong?


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    Date Formula

    Sorry for the late reply.
    I get a FALSE no matter what the date is. >190 days or less < 190 days.
    So what I have done is put the TODAY in A2 and referred back to it.
    =IF(A2-C4>190,"more than 190 days").
    That seems to work. I am using MS Excel 2003, I wonder if that makes any difference?
    Last edited by wrinkle35; 09-22-2005 at 04:22 PM.

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