Formula help

Jon Barto

Can someone help me with this formula. Right now it works correctly only when a date is in the warranty start column. However when there is no date in the warranty start date column is says invalid data type. So I think I am missing some command with "" but now sure where or how it should be written.

Thanks

Peggy Parchert

@Jon Barto

Try

=IFERROR(DATE(YEAR([warranty Start Date]@row) + 2, MONTH([warranty Start Date]@row), DAY([warranty Start Date]@row)), "No Date")

Peggy

Peggy Parchert

Hello @Jon Barto

Hope you are well. Wrap with IFERROR

=IFERROR(DATE(YEAR([Warranty Start Date]@row) + 2, MONTH([Warranty Start Date]@row), DAY([Warranty Start Date]@row), "")

Hope this helps.

Peggy

Jon Barto

Hello Peggy

I am getting #incorrect argument set for some reason.

Peggy Parchert

Hello @Jon Barto

Is the Warranty Finish 2 year date column a date type column? I changed the above from "" to "No Date" and I got it to work but both Warranty Start Date & Warranty Finish 2 Year Date columns are date type columns.

=IFERROR(DATE(YEAR([warranty Start Date]@row) + 2, MONTH([warranty Start Date]@row)), "No Date")

Peggy

Jon Barto

@Peggy Parchert

Yes both are "date" type columns.

The formula works but it does the month and year. the day says at 7-1 So if I had date of 7-15-23 in warranty start column, the result is 7-1-25. I need it to be 7-15-25. 2 years from start date.

Peggy Parchert

@Jon Barto

Try

=IFERROR(DATE(YEAR([warranty Start Date]@row) + 2, MONTH([warranty Start Date]@row), DAY([warranty Start Date]@row)), "No Date")

Peggy

Jon Barto

@Peggy Parchert

That was it!! Thanks so much. It will also work if I remove the "no date" and use just ""

Was missing the extra )) after the first part.

Thanks again for your help!!

Peggy Parchert

Glad to help! Have a good weekend!

Peggy