G
George
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
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