I want to create a formula with two different date, final count is from credit approve date?
=IF([CREDIT APPROVED]@row = 0, TODAY() - [CASH APPROVED]@row, TODAY() - [CREDIT APPROVED]@row)
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Assuming that the first two columns are Date type of columns, you'll want to search to see if the cell is blank, not 0. Then the rest of your formula would work!
=IF([CREDIT APPROVED]@row = "", TODAY() - [CASH APPROVED]@row, TODAY() - [CREDIT APPROVED]@row)
See: Use Formulas to Perform Calculations With Dates
Cheers,
Genevieve
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Answers
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Assuming that the first two columns are Date type of columns, you'll want to search to see if the cell is blank, not 0. Then the rest of your formula would work!
=IF([CREDIT APPROVED]@row = "", TODAY() - [CASH APPROVED]@row, TODAY() - [CREDIT APPROVED]@row)
See: Use Formulas to Perform Calculations With Dates
Cheers,
Genevieve
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October 8 - 10, Seattle, WA | Register now -
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