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    Using Dates in an IF Statement

    Morning all,

    Hopefully a quick n easy one. I want an IF statement to bring back the date 01/04/2011 if the date it is looking up is before 01/04/2011 otherwise bring back the date in the cell. For example if the date in the cell is 01/03/2011 bring back 01/04/2011. If the date in the cell is 30/04/2011 bring back 30/04/2011.

    I've had a bash but i'm struggling.

    Cheers,

    Snook

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    Re: Using Dates in an IF Statement

    You mean like this: =MAX("01/04/2011", A1)

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    Re: Using Dates in an IF Statement

    I certainly do and now i've used 'MIN' to calculate the flip side for the end dates. Two functions that i've never used (or heard of) before.

    Thanks!

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    Re: Using Dates in an IF Statement

    Hi,

    Have you tried using General values of date in "if" statement?
    Example:

    1/4/2011 = 40547
    Please click on the * if resolution works for you

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