IF / ISBLANK - Question
Hello,
I'm looking for a formula that would allow me to create a sum of two dates when the "Anticipated Delivery Date" column is blank. However when there is a date populated in the "Anticipated Delivery Date" column i want that date to supersede the sum of the previous ones. For example, see what I've come up with.
=IF(ISBLANK([Anticipated Delivery Date]@row), [Projected Pre-Fab Start Date]@row - [Estimated Receiving Stocking QC Time (Days)]@row)
Am I able to add a second part to that formula and just put "OR =anticipated delivery date" to supersede the "[Projected Pre-Fab Start Date]@row - [Estimated Receiving Stocking QC Time (Days)]@row)" section? (which would look something like this)
=IF(ISBLANK([Anticipated Delivery Date]@row), [Projected Pre-Fab Start Date]@row - [Estimated Receiving Stocking QC Time (Days)]@row), OR=(Anticipated Delivery Date)
Answers
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Almost!
After the value if true just enter a comma and then the value if false, which is simply your cell reference. You do not need OR or =.
Try this:
=IF(ISBLANK([Anticipated Delivery Date]@row), [Projected Pre-Fab Start Date]@row - [Estimated Receiving Stocking QC Time (Days)]@row), [Anticipated Delivery Date]@row)
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This worked! Thanks!
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See, you were almost there! Glad I could help.
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