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I have a file with several worksheets, each of which contains a
different concert tour schedule. Each schedule is different from the
other in terms of number of show dates. Column A contains the
individual dates. Cell A1 contains the formula "=TODAY()", and cell A2
contains the very first date of each tour.
What I need to do is write a formula in cell B1 that compares cell A1
(today's date) with the first and last date of each schedule.
- If the first date (cell A2) is a future date, cell B1 should display
"Future".
- If the first date has passed but the last date is a future date, cell
B1 should display "Current".
- If the last date has passed, cell B1 should display "Completed".
What I don't know how to do (if this is even possible) is come up with
a formula that looks to the last cell of data in column A. I can "hard
code" it after I input the schedule, but since each schedule is
different (one tour may have 25 dates, another only 8), I would have to
change the formula each time.
Hopefully I am being clear -- can this be done?
different concert tour schedule. Each schedule is different from the
other in terms of number of show dates. Column A contains the
individual dates. Cell A1 contains the formula "=TODAY()", and cell A2
contains the very first date of each tour.
What I need to do is write a formula in cell B1 that compares cell A1
(today's date) with the first and last date of each schedule.
- If the first date (cell A2) is a future date, cell B1 should display
"Future".
- If the first date has passed but the last date is a future date, cell
B1 should display "Current".
- If the last date has passed, cell B1 should display "Completed".
What I don't know how to do (if this is even possible) is come up with
a formula that looks to the last cell of data in column A. I can "hard
code" it after I input the schedule, but since each schedule is
different (one tour may have 25 dates, another only 8), I would have to
change the formula each time.
Hopefully I am being clear -- can this be done?