Return days only if between two dates -Excel
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Sep 15, 2009 at 02:51 PM
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Sep 28, 2009 at 11:37 PM
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Formula in C2 is =IF(OR(B2<DATE(2009,1,1),A2>DATE(2009,12,31)),0,IF(AND(B2<=DATE(2009,12,31),A2>=DATE(2009,1,1)),B2-A2+1,IF(AND(B2<=DATE(2009,12,31),A2<=DATE(2009,1,1)),B2-DATE(2009,1,1)+1,IF(AND(B2>=DATE(2009,12,31),A2<=DATE(2009,1,1)),DATE(2009,12,31)-DATE(2009,1,1)+1,IF(AND(B2>=DATE(2009,12,31),A2>=DATE(2009,1,1)),DATE(2009,12,31)-A2+1,0)))))
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Sep 16, 2009 at 10:58 PM
Hello
Here is an idea
=DATE(2009,1,1) corresponds to jan 1 2009 and =DATE(2009,12,31) corresponds to dec 31, of year 2009
Find the difference in days with this after comparing with the start and end date of your year. The values 2009 can be changed to cell reference like A1 where the cell entry is 2009
Here is an idea
=DATE(2009,1,1) corresponds to jan 1 2009 and =DATE(2009,12,31) corresponds to dec 31, of year 2009
Find the difference in days with this after comparing with the start and end date of your year. The values 2009 can be changed to cell reference like A1 where the cell entry is 2009
Just to make sure I understand you correctly:
A*** B*** C*** D***E***
ASSUMPTIONS:
A2 STARTDATE (we'll use 1/1/2008 as an example)
B2 ENDDATE (We'll use 12/3/2009 as an example)
C2 =DATE(2009,1,1) (Formula you provided)
D2 =DATE(2009,12,31) (Formula you provided)
Formula in E2 would look like:
=DAYS360(C2-B2)
Is this right, or am I missing something?
A*** B*** C*** D***E***
ASSUMPTIONS:
A2 STARTDATE (we'll use 1/1/2008 as an example)
B2 ENDDATE (We'll use 12/3/2009 as an example)
C2 =DATE(2009,1,1) (Formula you provided)
D2 =DATE(2009,12,31) (Formula you provided)
Formula in E2 would look like:
=DAYS360(C2-B2)
Is this right, or am I missing something?
