I'm looking for a function which will determine if a target date is greater than or equal to THE JULY FOLLOWING A GIVEN DATE. In the attached spreadsheet the Start Date (B5) would be the GIVEN DATE Target Date is listed in ROW 1. In sentence form the function in cell G2 would be something like, "If G1 >= July following B5, then True.
View 3 RepliesI am trying to create a graph where the date starts on July 1st and runs through a full year to June 30. No matter how I sort the dates in the cells, the graph still wants to start in January. You will see from the attached picture the very right lines up with the very left, where these should actually be meeting in the middle. as to what I need to do? Please see photo and dataset.
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DataSet.xlsx
way to search and display a date from a range of cells based on less than or greater than criteria. For example I have following dates in column A:
A1: 2011/01/04
A2: 2011/02/01
A3: 2011/03/01
A4: 2011/04/01
I want to search for the date which is less than 2011/02/01 from the A column and display that date in B1 cell for example. How do I do that?
I want to do this without using any macros.
I want to find greater date among two.
I tried
=If(a1 < B5,1,0)
But problem is my date in B5 itself comes from other formula.
=right(X1,9)
I have a list of numbers like this.
0,0,0,12,3,1,6,9
I need to find the first greater than zero number and then add up that number and the following two numbers. In the case above the answer would be 16.
I have a value in E12, and i need a formula that looks at the value and if it is equal to or greater than 5, then the output should be E12 x 500 +1000, but if the value in E12 is greater than 5, then the output needs to add the original 5 x $500 and now include all greater than 5 to be x by $250 + 1000. I got this far, but if the value is greater than 5, i don't get the original 5 * 500 that i also need.
=IF(E12<=5,(1000+500*E12),IF(E12>5,(1000+250*E12)))
I want to count the times that a value in one column has a value of one greater than the value of the corresponding cell in another column.
(For example, A1=1 and B1=2, A2=1 and B2=2, etc.)
I've tried =COUNTIFS(A1:A180, (B1:B180)+1) and =COUNTIFS(A1:A180, "="&(B1:B180)+1) with no luck.
(It gives me a value of zero, but I can tell just by looking at the numbers that there should be at least a few times when this event occurs.)
My data has a bunch of near 0 figures followed by values I actually need followed by more irrelevant 0's than once again followed by values I need and again irrelevant 0's. Looks like
0.1
0.12
3.2
3.4
0.1
0.3
4.5
4.2
0.3
0.11
but with many more rows and numbers. I'm graphing the start and end values before/after zero's.
The first block of numbers I figured out using
=MATCH(TRUE,INDEX($C8:$C150>1,0),0)+7 I then index from that given row.
The span of relevant values I'm looking for constantly changes, so once my numbers deviate too much I stop, using another index formula.
Now for finding my beginning and end points for the next block of data I've combined using VBA with excel formulas. I can't quite figure this part out. I've created Variables for ranges and then used them to find max and min Values.
Public Sub RunCurrent()
'
' RunCurrent Macro
Dim upEnd As Integer
Dim dnStart As Integer
Dim dnEnd As Integer
[Code] ........
how I could search for any number great then (x) and replace it a letter
For example I have an excel table with a series of weights.
lbs
6001
4560
6789
2000
5656
8879
1243
I like to replace any number greater or equal to 6001 lbs with the letters SS.
Example:
lbs
SS
4560
SS
2000
5656
SS
1243
Then I'd like do the same thing again but this time replace any number less
then or equal to 6000 lbs with the letters SS-LL .
Example
lbs
SS
SS-LL
SS
SS-LL
SS-LL
SS
SS-LL
I have a list of dates B2:B248. All the cells have been formatted to date type dd/mm/yyyy.
I'm just trying to count the number that are earlier than a certain date.
I thought a COUNTIF function would work! I've tried DATE, DATEVALUE etc.
I can work with the dates ie B2 (which would have 23/08/2007)-1 comes out as 22/08/2007. However when I try if(B2<B3,"lower","higher") it gives me a false reading - even when B2 is earlier than B3.
How can I check if my list of dates is earlier than a specified date?
I have a spreadsheet with two dates for every entry. The first date is the "Projected Completion Date (F66:F139) and the second range is "Acutal Completion Date" (H66:H139). I want to sum all entries where the Projected Completion Date is Greater than the Actual Completion Date and then have that number divided by the amount of entries that have been completed (ie. Enties that have an Actual Completion Date entered. If the entries are outstanding then the Actual Completion Date field is left blank.)
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am having great difficulties getting the following formula to calulate wether the date in cell f2 is greather than of less than the given date.
=IF(F2<="18.11.06", "No Cover", "Under Warranty")
f2 = 14.09.02
This does produce the wanted result of "No cover" however if the date is 14.09.07 and therefore greater the 18.11.06 i will not get the expected result of "Under Warranty"
I'm using the code below to extract information from a 'Source' (Remaining Allocation Data) to a 'Destination' (All CTO Expired Assignments) sheet.
[Code] ......
The code works except for this part of the script
[Code] ....
What I'm trying to do is as follows:
Extract records where the FinDate is less than the CurrentDate, (i.e. 19/06/2014) and,
Is equal to and no greater than 28 days prior to the Current Date (i.e 22/05/14)
I've tried all sorts of formulas to try and get this to work including the 'DateAdd' function, but I've so far been unsuccessful.
I have an Workbook where on Sheet one it shows a date of a sold item in Column AH. On sheet two Column AG references sheet 1 Column AH. On sheet 2 I need it to delete the row if the date is greater than 1/0/00 ( which is an empty cell in sheet 1, but for some reason shows it as "1/0/00"). I have tried this code but I keep getting errors:
[Code] .......
I have the following tables and would like to return the red cells via formula
MinContract psuedo
contractid WHERE Table1.'MinDateShip' between
Table2.'MinDateContract' AND Table2.'MaxDateContract'
AND Table1.ID = Table2.ID
AND Table1.ReportTypeDescription = Table2.ReportTypeDescription
Table1
ABCDEF1IDReportTypeDescriptionMinDateShipMaxDateShipMinContractMaxContract2TEST1OE02/28/0505/31/05n/a7773TEST1OE11/30/0501/15/068568564TEST2OE12/31/0412/31/04123123
Table2
ABCDE12IDReportTypeDescriptionMinDateContractMaxDateContractContractID13TEST1OE02/28/0302/28/0455514TEST1OD03/01/0505/31/0577715TEST1OE03/01/0505/31/0577716TEST1OD05/31/0505/31/0699917TEST1OE12/01/0507/01/0785618TEST2OD02/28/0302/28/0498719TEST2OE03/01/0505/31/0545320TEST2OE05/31/0505/31/0645521TEST2OD11/30/0405/31/0545622TEST2OE11/30/0405/31/05123
I have start date(Column A) and an end date(Column B) in two columns and I have found out the difference between them in column C in hh:mm:ss format. I want to find out how many cases are greater than 2 Hrs but less than or equal to 4 Hrs.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI've got the following function that check if each cell has a date greater than TODAY(). If result is true, it'll display "NO GO". Otherwise, it'll display "GO".
I would want to improve on it such that if any of the 'B5:F5' cell is empty, it'll display "Incomplete" instead of "No Go".
Its a training list, and I want to count the number of staff with valid training dates, I want to keep invalid dates as a reminder and I also have text N/A to disregard. Have used an IF function array but there are approx 33 column entries I want to add and using array function limits the amount of formula entries up to column 24.
Would be much easier if I used data validation to kick out the invalid date entries but we want to keep them if possible.
I have a range of dates B1:B100 which I want to compare to a certain date A1 and see how many are greater than my stated date A1.
I've tried with countif(B1:B100, "=>A1") which I thought would work, but it gives the error Value!
How do I do this?
=Date(year(today()),month(today()),A1) works great, However I need the formula to subtract 1 month if the value returned would be greater than today's date.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIn my Excel spreadsheet I enter todays date in a single cell (A2), then I list various dates that jobs come into shop in other cells (A8:A108). I have cells ( F8:F108) where I have been manually entering an asterik (*) for those jobs equal to or greater than five days old in cell (A2). Is there a formula that can do the math for me? I've tried Excel help but to no avail.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have been working on this issue for some time, searches let me down paths to tell me of the color of the cell, but can't put all the pieces together. What I am trying to do, is upon Clicking Command Button 1 it will go row by row of column D (there are 2 headers so D3 would be the first fillable data) looking for dates that is past todays date, if past, it will color the cell red then copy it to the next available row in sheet2 then continue, date past due, color red, copy entire row to sheet 2 looping until the end is reached
View 8 Replies View RelatedSo I've got a vertical list of dates in M/D/YYYY format, and I'm trying to come up with a method to pull certain dates that are greater than a given benchmark and paste those values in another column. For instance, if I've got a list with 3/3/2008, 5/5/2010, 6/6/2011, and 7/7/2012 I want to pull only the dates beyond 12/31/2010 (so would be the 6/6 and 7/7 ones).
I'm assuming this isn't doable with one formula, so I would need a macro. But I'm having trouble just even coming up with the logical operator for just one date. I must be doing something wrong here. If my date in B2 is 1/1/2009 and I have a formula as IF(B2>12/31/2009,"True","False"), I just get TRUE, which shouldn't be the case.
In the attached workbook - the stock Inventory is increased, every second day, by the value shown in cells of column A. Column B displays the date of the update. I'm looking for a Formula (might be an Array Formula) that will return the latest date before the stock turns to be greater than the value in cell D3. I managed to solve it, in cell F3, but with the help column C.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'd like all Cells in column AC (e.g. AC$3$:AC$517$) to be filled with yellow fill if the cell value is any date greater than or equal to today. Any past dates can be left blank (for now)
=$AC3>=TODAY()
I have to make a table that shows that a if someone purchases
less than 5 items they receive no discount
5-10 items they receive 2% discount
11-20 items they receive 5% discount
21-50 items they receive 8% discount
over 50 items they receive 10%
and it has to be done in a way that the discount rate can be calculated using Vlookup I am struggling to find the best way to write this table. i tried numbering 1 to 50 and writing the corresponding discount rate in the second column but this looks untidy and can't calculate greater than 50 as i am not sure how to write it in the cell so it reads as >50 and not just 50.
I get sheets, sometimes 10 records, sometimes 1,000 records. And there is a time column. It's formatted as: hh:mm:ssam (09:12:36am). Now what I need to do is find a way to highlight any record that has a large gap between itself and the record before it. This gap amount can be variable, but for the explanation lets say, I need to highlight any record that has a gap of 5 minutes greater than the time before it.
I've tried a formula I found elsewhere:
=F3-F2> 1/24/60*5
But it just returns "#VALUE!".
I'm completely stumped, and since about last week, 1 of my daily responsibilites will be analysing anywhere from 10 - 50 sheets a day.
The guy before me would open the sheet and manually find it by literally looking from record to record. This was this 1 guy's full time job. From what I'm reading around there are ways to have excel do this for me with a simple formula and conditional formatting.
I want to find the minimum value of column A if there is anything greater than zero in column B. I tried this formula (simplified): MINIF(B2:B6,">"&0,A2:A6) And it gives me the # NAME? error
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a program where I can update the calibration due date of an item. I have attached a cut down version of my program showing the relevant areas. There is usually password protection on the worksheet so it can only be edited via the form (the vba coding removes the password protection before editing, then re-enables the password protection after editing). The "Update Calibration" button is usually on a "Menu" sheet.
Once the form is opened a serial number is typed in the textbox. The calendar button is then clicked, which brings up another form with the calendar on. The due date is selected on the calendar. When "OK" is clicked, the date label caption is then changed to the selected calendar date. When "Submit" is clicked, the spreadsheet will search for the Serial Number, once found, the label caption (being the date selected) will be entered into the cell to the right of the serial.
If the day selected on the calendar is greater than 12 the date is entered correctly onto the sheet. example: calendar date selected = 15/01/2010. shown on sheet as 15/01/2010. However, if the day selected on the calendar is 12 or less, the date is for some reason entered incorrectly onto the sheet. example: calendar date selected = 08/12/2010. shown on sheet as 12/08/2010???? What is going on here? how come the day and month are swapped around if the day is less than 12????
I'm trying to combine the hours that a employee worked on a single date, with one of multiple time periods that exist for that employee.
I have two sets of data.
Set 1 (hours)
Employee number, date, hours
12345, 1-2-2014, 6
12345, 1-3-2014, 8
12345, 1-10-2014, 8
Set 2 (periods)
Employee number, start date, end date
12345, 1-1-2014, 4-1-2014
12345, 6-1-2014, 1-2-2014
What I'd like to do is to add the start and end date of Set 2 to Set 1 for every row in Set 1
In above example the result should be like this.
12345, 1-2-2014, 6, 1-1-2014, 4-1-2014
12345, 1-2-2014, 8, 1-1-2014, 4-1-2014
12345, 1-10-2014, 8, 6-1-2014, 1-2-2014