Convert True to 1 and False to 0

Dmichaud61

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  1. 2016
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Greetings,

The below formula produces "True" if >= 181 & <= 356, and "False" otherwise. it's in a table. Can the formula be modified to produce 1 if true and o if false?

=IF(AND([@[Days Until Expiration]]>=181),[@[Days Until Expiration]]<=365)

Thanks
 

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Hi,

=IF(AND([@[Days Until Expiration]]>=181),[@[Days Until Expiration]]<=365), 1, 0)
 
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