Hi Dave
Try
=IF(AND(M2=datecell,
M2=DATE(YEAR(datecell)-1,MONTH(datecell),DAY(datecell))),"Yes","No")
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Regards
Roger Govier
"Dave" wrote in message
...
OK. I have a number of dates in column a from 01/11/2007 to 01/06/2010. I
would like to mark the ones which are one year before the date shown in a
seperate sheet. So if the date shown is 01/02/2010, I would like the
formula
to mark every row with a date inbetween 01/02/2009 and the 01/02/2010.
Nothing before or after. Does that make sense?
Thanks
"Jacob Skaria" wrote:
Probably lost here...Can you post back with samples and the expected
results...
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Jacob (MVP - Excel)
"Dave" wrote:
Hi
This does not work. It counts a year back plus one month and gives a
yes to
dates beyond the date in M2. So it doesnt work. I have tried to
manipulate it
but to no avail!?
Thanks
"Dave" wrote:
Hi, I want to be able to count between a date range and return the
value yes.
I will show you the formula I currently have:
=IF(M2=DateCell-365,"Yes","No")
This gives a yes if the date is greater than the date in M2 minus
365. This
however cincludes all the dates beyond M2 which isnt what I want. I
want the
dates upto M2. If that makes sense? Any help would be greatly
appreciated
Thanks
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