Ignoring blank cells in If formula
How do I have a formula ignore a blank cell in a column and still produce the correct outcome?
The "Rabies" column will always be filled but the other 2 columns will alternate as to which one is filled. If any of the dates is expired I would like it to show as "Vaccination due".
Best Answer
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Hi @mpajuelo
Would this work for you instead?
=IF(TODAY() > MIN(Rabies@row, [DA2PP]@row, FVRCP@row), "Vaccine Due", "Up to date")
Hope this helps and that you have a great day,
Jason Albrecht MBA, MBus(AppFin), DipFinMgt
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Answers
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Hi @mpajuelo
Would this work for you instead?
=IF(TODAY() > MIN(Rabies@row, [DA2PP]@row, FVRCP@row), "Vaccine Due", "Up to date")
Hope this helps and that you have a great day,
Jason Albrecht MBA, MBus(AppFin), DipFinMgt
LinkedIn profile - Open to work
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Works, thank you!
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Awesome!
Glad I could help.
Stay safe.
Hope this helps and that you have a great day,
Jason Albrecht MBA, MBus(AppFin), DipFinMgt
LinkedIn profile - Open to work
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