When I made the original post, the examples that I included at the bottom
obviously did not format the way I had intended. I'll try it another way....
Column A=Item Number
Column B=Date Item Opened
Column C=Date Item was Closed/Changed
Column D=Calculated Age of Item
When Columns B and C both contain dates...No problem.
When one of these two columns were adjusted within the previous seven
days...No date appears, instead it populates with DayofWeek TimeofDay (i.e.
Wed 15:15).
If an action was performed on an item on the day that the report is
run...only the time of the action appears in the column (i.e. 16:11). When
formatted as date and time, 16:11 becomes 1/0/1900 16:11.
Many thanks for any help, direction, or thoughts on this problem.
P
"PJH" wrote:
> Here is my problem...I need to calculate the age (using VBA) of an item,
> however when my spreadsheet refreshes (importing data via web query) there
> are numerous date formats depending on when a user modified, closed, or
> adjusted the particular item. If the item is "acted on" (i.e. opened,
> closed, modified, etc.) in the seven days prior to my report then the date
> appears as DayofWeek Time (i.e. Wed 15:15). To complicate matters further,
> if the item is "acted on" during the day that I run my report then the date
> column contains the time of the action on the item (i.e. 7:16). The only
> other variable in this problem is "Status"...if the item is "Closed", I
> determine the age by calculating the difference between Column B then Column
> C, if it is not "Closed", then the age is determined by calculating the
> difference between Column B and now().
>
> Examples:
> A B C
> D E
>
> Item Date Opened Date Closed/Changed Age of Item Status
> 1 01/01/08 02/01/08 30
> Closed
> 2 08/06/08 Wed 15:15 ?
> 3 02/01/08 16:11 ?
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