Formula Not Calculating When Greater Then Zero
Dec 16, 2009Currently I am using the following formula ....
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>=F$6, and <=F$8?
[Code] ....
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o8:bn8
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under 12 hours
over 12 hours and less than 24 hours
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over 36 hours
I have been using the following formulas where A1 holds the time value:
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=IF(A1>36,"true",0)
None of which seem to work
NumberABC D Value to be returned
1 -10050 0 C
2 156.6700-31.34A
3 104.5800-20.92A
4 -6.2000 #NA
5 0 -3500 #NA
6 132.800-33.2 A
7 0 1000-50 B
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Code:
Sub CheckPFPDates()
Dim OutApp As Object
Dim OutMail As Object
Dim cell As Range
Dim emails As String
Dim salution As String
Dim currenttime As Integer
[Code] ........
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SUMIFS with less than & more than
I found this thread which works for normal ranges
I want to Sum for Values Greater than a specific date in my formula.
This first one works for a specific date (Relevant reference in red), so say 01/01/2014
Code:
=SUMIFS(Table2[[#All],[Basic]],
Table2[[#All],[Cluster]],Table3[[#Headers],[Company]],
Table2[[#All],[Start Date]],Table3[#Headers],
Table2[[#All],[Perm / Temp / Prof / ETA]],[@Company])
Code:
To Sum for ranges >= 01/01/2014, I have tried this below based on the thread above but Excel does not accept this.
=SUMIFS(Table2[[#All],[Basic]],
Table2[[#All],[Cluster]],Table3[[#Headers],[Company]],
">="Table2[[#All],[Start Date]],Table3[#Headers],
Table2[[#All],[Perm / Temp / Prof / ETA]],[@Company])