Tuesday, June 28, 2011

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Later on, when you add more data into rows below it, just copy the formula down.

NOTE

We set the name CutoffDate to refer to a cut-off date by using the menu Insert/Name/Define. When we click this menu, the Define Name dialog box shown below will appear. In the box below the label Names in workbook, write the name Cutoff Date. In the box below the label Refers to, write the date it refers to. Be aware that you must precede the date with "-" (equal) sign. (Also remember that in Excel, you must write dates in this format: Month/Day/Year, i.e. the month, followed by the day, and then the year separated by "/" (forward-slash) and enclosed inside (double-quotes). Click Add. Excel will remember the name and what it refers to. Click OK to close the dialog.

Define Name Names in workbook: CutOffDate OK Close Add Delete Refers to: ="4/30/2002"

In cell P5, write this formula:

=IF(N5="open", IF (05<30,"0-30", IF (05<60, "30-60", IF (05-90, "60. 90", IF (05 120, "90-120", ">120")))),"NR")

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