Re: DateDIF
- From: "Harald Staff" <innocent@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2005 19:00:40 +0100
Hi Paul
You don't provide much detail on how and where this is done, but try
something like
=IF(B1<A1,"expired",B1-A1)
HTH. Best wishes Harald
"Paul Breslin" <pbreslin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i melding
news:uPWqf.17565$kP5.1220@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello --
>
> I have to keep track of a number of certificates and licenses.
> I have a *** where I have in a column when the license was obtained and
> another column when the license expires. There is a third column that
> calculates the difference in days between the two.
> When the certificate expires I get an out of range error.
> Can I capture that error and make the cell simply say: "Expired" ?
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
>
>
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: DateDIF
- From: Paul Breslin
- Re: DateDIF
- References:
- DateDIF
- From: Paul Breslin
- DateDIF
- Prev by Date: Printing web page selection
- Next by Date: Re: Default date in a UserForm box
- Previous by thread: DateDIF
- Next by thread: Re: DateDIF
- Index(es):