Date formula help
Hi,
I have a start date column and a complete date column. I am trying to track number of days since the start date (to today) that stops counting when the complete date column is filled in. If I use NETDAYS, it does not give me a count until the second date is filled in.
Thanks!
Best Answer
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Hi @JArrington,
You could use an If statement that could look something like the below.
=IF([Completed Date]@row = "", NETDAYS([Start Date]@row, TODAY()), NETDAYS([Start Date]@row, [Completed Date]@row))
This IF statement uses the TODAY() option where the field is not completed, therefore every day this will show as a day older.
I have added a screenshot of a demo sheet I created to look at this.
Hope this helps!
John
Answers
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Hi @JArrington,
You could use an If statement that could look something like the below.
=IF([Completed Date]@row = "", NETDAYS([Start Date]@row, TODAY()), NETDAYS([Start Date]@row, [Completed Date]@row))
This IF statement uses the TODAY() option where the field is not completed, therefore every day this will show as a day older.
I have added a screenshot of a demo sheet I created to look at this.
Hope this helps!
John
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Very helpful!
Thank you!
Jen
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