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    Combining 3 formula's in one cell

    HI all,

    Please could you help me I've got a spreadsheet with the following formulas that I want to implement:

    =INT((TODAY()-E2)/7))
    =IF(ISBLANK(E2),""
    =IF (L2=”ARRIVED”, "",

    Basically, I want the cell to calculate how many weeks between today and the date in cell E2. If cell E2 is blank, then I want the current cell to stay blank. ALSO, if cell L2 has the word "ARRIVED", then I want the cell to stay blank. How do I combine all 3 formula's into one cell?

    Would really appreciate your help! THanks!
    Last edited by Cutter; 07-27-2012 at 09:43 AM. Reason: Corrected title

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    Re: Combing 3 formula's in one cell

    hi NVRensburg, you can try:
    =IF(OR(E2="",L2="Arrived"),"",INT((TODAY()-E2)/7))

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    Re: Combining 3 formula's in one cell

    Thank you SOOOOOOO much! You are too much of cleverness!!!

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    Re: Combing 3 formula's in one cell

    @ NVRensburg

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