Z
ziak
Hello:
Based on a person's "available date" I need to categorize that person as
"0-30 days," "31 to 60 days," or "> 60 days." Below is the formula I'm using:
=IF(B2>(TODAY()+60),"> 60",IF(B2>(TODAY()+30),"31 to 60","0 to 30"))
The problem is that my formula does not read the date format in the file
that I get. I have to go into each date, hit F2 and enter, and then the
formula reads it. Below is the worksheet setup
Initially....
A B C
1 Name Avail Date Range
2 Larry 2010-05-31 > 60
3 Curly 2010-07-01 > 60
4 Moe 2010-8-25 > 60
After re-formatting each cell (F2, enter)....
A B C
1 Name Avail Date Range
2 Larry 5/31/2010 0 to 30
3 Curly 7/1/2010 31 to 60
4 Moe 8/25/2010 > 60
I have tried changing the cell format, but the only thing that works is if I
change each record individually. I have to do this for over 500 records!
And it's a weekly thing.
Is there a faster way? Please say yes...thanks!!
Based on a person's "available date" I need to categorize that person as
"0-30 days," "31 to 60 days," or "> 60 days." Below is the formula I'm using:
=IF(B2>(TODAY()+60),"> 60",IF(B2>(TODAY()+30),"31 to 60","0 to 30"))
The problem is that my formula does not read the date format in the file
that I get. I have to go into each date, hit F2 and enter, and then the
formula reads it. Below is the worksheet setup
Initially....
A B C
1 Name Avail Date Range
2 Larry 2010-05-31 > 60
3 Curly 2010-07-01 > 60
4 Moe 2010-8-25 > 60
After re-formatting each cell (F2, enter)....
A B C
1 Name Avail Date Range
2 Larry 5/31/2010 0 to 30
3 Curly 7/1/2010 31 to 60
4 Moe 8/25/2010 > 60
I have tried changing the cell format, but the only thing that works is if I
change each record individually. I have to do this for over 500 records!
And it's a weekly thing.
Is there a faster way? Please say yes...thanks!!