The cells involved are a planned end date, actual end date, End date for
closed actions, open actions, closed actions, controls and a yes/no drop down
box for if actions become controls.
If the planned end date equals the actual end date and they choose yes for
the "action becomes a control" then the open action gets put added to the
"controls" text. put into the "closed actions" column and the date gets put
into a "End date for closed actions" column.
If the planned end date equals the actual end date and they choose no for
the "action becomes a control" then the open action only gets put into the
the "closed action" column along with the date which goes into the "End date
for closed actions" column
> You may need to explain more clearly what you are trying to do, and what is
> in the various input cells.
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> > Can this be done?
David Biddulph - 24 Nov 2006 12:59 GMT
You need to remember that one formula will put a value into one cell. It
sounds as if there are at least two cells you are trying to write into. For
each cell for which you are trying to calculate a value, decide on the
conditions and the inputs, and write the formula accordingly.
As a first guess, for your "End date for closed actions" cell, try
=IF(planned_end_date=actual_end_date,actual_end_date,"")
and for your "closed actions" cell, try
=IF(planned_end_date=actual_end_date,IF(action_becomes_a_control="Yes",open_actions&"
"&controls,open_actions),"")

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> The cells involved are a planned end date, actual end date, End date for
> closed actions, open actions, closed actions, controls and a yes/no drop
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>> > Can this be done?