I posted the following the other day and received a few answers.
It appeared to be working but it is simply subtracting the two columns
rather then the different bewteen the two dates.
With the formula I was given if I enter in column C3 01/03/2008 and column
D3 01/04/2008 it gives me 1 day, should be 2 days.
Here is what I asked !
I need help with a formula for Cell E3 that will give me the total days
between cell C3 and D3 - Here's what I am trying to do.
Column C3 - Enter Deployment Start Date
Column D3 - Enter Deployment Return Date
Column E3 - Total Days Deployed
As of now I am using =SUM(D3-C3) but it does some strange things.
If only C3 or D3 are filled in it gives a bogus number until both cells are
filled
in. Also it always displays the number zero unless a value is entered - I
would rather the cell remain blank if cells C3 and D3 are blank.
Thanks
T. Valko - 19 Dec 2007 21:30 GMT
Try this:
=IF(COUNT(C3:D3)<2,"",D3-C3+1)

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Bob Phillips - 19 Dec 2007 21:33 GMT
=IF(OR(C3="",D3=""),"",D3-C3+1)

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