Re: formula
Try...
=IF(AND($D10 <=$F$9, $E10 >$F$9), 1, 0)
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Hello,
I have an Excel Formula i am really struggling to work with. I have a large Excel Spreadsheet containing a hotel rooming list. I need to be able to add a Check In and Checkout Date and then using the formula below, ask Excel to read if that check in date and then checkout date exists and then add a 1. As you can see from the screenshot, the 1's will sum down the sheet and then total in the 'Allocated' area in Row B.
I have the formula working perfectly to return a 1, however rather than False, I need Excel to return 0. I have tried to extend my formula however this will not work.
=IF(AND($D10 <=$F$9, $E10 >$F$9), 1)
Is anybody able to assist with this? Unfortunately the user of this sheet must have a 0 (or a blank cell if easier) rather than False returning.
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Re: formula
Try...
=IF(AND($D10 <=$F$9, $E10 >$F$9), 1, 0)
'---
Nothing Left to Lose
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Au8Lyt79SOuhZw2MCH7_7MuLj04?e=sAwbHU
(free excel programs)
Try:
=--AND($D10 <=$F$9, $E10 >$F$9)