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  1. 08-08-2018, 05:28 AM #1
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    Datedif Formula or other related.

    Hi everyone please help me on below question:

    Column A1: Sent Date
    Column B1: Due Date
    Column C1: Respond Date
    Column D1: Delay (days)

    And I want to know how many day have been delayed since I sent out the document base on all these strings.

    Example:
    A1: 01-Aug-2018
    B1: 04-Aug-2018
    C1: 08-Aug-2018

    So it will count as 4 days delay in column D1 base on the respond date.

    And the reason I ask is that when column C1 (respond date) is blank the D1 column will show error or like this 43322, so how can we still get the delay date base on Due Date compare to Today?
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    Re: Datedif Formula or other related.

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    Re: Datedif Formula or other related.

    Answer was here, but I deleted it, to fulfill moderators request above
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