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Time Difference Formula

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    Question Time Difference Formula

    In the D column I have a start date, in the E column I have a 30 day re contact date, in the F column I have a formula to tell me how many days I have until I recontact. I have added another column at the end as the Response Received Date.

    My question is when I enter the response received date how I do I stop the counting of the days until recontact? Do I do it in the conditional formatting or the the actual Response received column?

    I've tried already a few different suggestions but haven't been able to get anything to work.

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    Hello

    It seems like you need an IF formula combined with the formula in Col F.
    Say your Response received Date is in Col G then something like this could be added to your Col F formula; =IF(G2="",your formula,""). That would then leave nothing in the Col F cell if the adjacent cell had a value in it.
    If you could post your formula thats in Col F we could work it out for you.

    nika

  3. #3
    pinmaster
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    Hi
    How about:
    assuming G1 is your response date column
    =IF(G1="",your counting formula,"Contacted")

    If G1 is empty your formula will keep counting, if G1 is not empty then the word "Contaced" will appear.

    or
    =IF(G1="",your counting formula,G1-D1)

    HTH
    JG

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