Date Formulas?

Joe Roaden

How can I write a formula to tell me when a date is past three years from today but does not give a response if there is no date?

CodyRussell

This should work for you:

=IFERROR(IF([Your Date Column Reference here]@row > TODAY(1095), "yes", "no"), "")

Just change the text of "Yes" and "No" to whatever indicators you would like.

Joe Roaden

When using this, the blanks are still returning a no. Is there a way to get the blanks to not return anything or something other than no?

JamesB

@Joe Roaden

As @CodyRussell stated in his post, just remove the no from inside the quotes.

=IFERROR(IF([Your Date Column Reference here]@row > TODAY(1095), "yes", " "), "")

KPH

Hi @Joe Roaden

I would replace the IFERROR with an IF ISDATE. That way you can retain the "no" when a date is present and is not past 3 years from today, but return blank (or something else - I have used "no date") if there is not a date.

=IF(ISDATE([Your Date Column Reference here]@row), IF([Your Date Column Reference here]@row > TODAY(1095), "yes", "no"), "no date")