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    date opbject??

    Hi,

    When i place an date in the C colum the number in the B colum is added by 1.
    What i realy want is that the number start over again with 1 when i put in the next month.

    Like 1 to 20 inputs for the month januari en when februari comes Nr. starts over again with 1.

    Here is an screenshot of the situation:

    http://www.wens.speedxs.nl/excel.gif
    I am dutch so "ALS" means "IF" in the formula: =ALS(C4="";"";ALS(B3="Nr.";1;B3+1))

    Thanks in advance.
    Last edited by shailend; 01-27-2006 at 08:16 PM.

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    Re: date opbject??

    So you want the number in B to change to the number of the month in C,
    correct? If so, just put:
    =MONTH(C2), and it will give you 1 through 12. If you want it to count
    1,2,3, and start over at 1 when a new month occurs, then try:
    =IF(MONTH(B2)<>MONTH(B1),A1+1)

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    >
    > Hi,
    >
    > When i place an date in the C colum the number in the B colum is added
    > by 1.
    > What i realy want is that the number start over again with 1 when i put
    > in the next month.
    >
    > Like 1 to 20 inputs for the month januari en when februari comes Nr.
    > starts over again with 1.
    >
    > Here is an screenshot of the situation:
    >
    > http://www.ssgi.nl/excel.gif
    > I am dutch so "ALS" means "IF" in the formula:
    > =ALS(C4="";"";ALS(B3="Nr.";1;B3+1))
    >
    > Thanks in advance.
    >
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    Try this modification

    =ALS(C4="";"";ALS(OF(B3="Nr.";DAG(C4)=1);1;B3+1))

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    hi thanks for the reply,

    =ALS(C4="";"";ALS(OF(B3="Nr.";DAG(C4)=1);1;B3+1))

    this one works great!
    there is only a little thing.

    when i put these two values

    01-01-06
    01-01-06

    below each other the number stays 1

    when i do:
    02-04-06
    02-04-06

    the number wil change from 2 to 3 (or so)

    it looks like when the firstnumber of the date is 01 the number stays 1
    in holland we use dd-mm-yyyy.

    here is a screen dump of the situation:
    http://www.wens.speedxs.nl/excel2.gif

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    I assumed that you would only show each date once, to accommodate what you have you can incorporate Anne's suggestion...

    =ALS(C4="";"";ALS(B3="Nr.";1;ALS(MAAND(C4)=MAAND(C3);B3)+1))

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    Thumbs up

    hi,

    it works fantastic, many many thanks

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