Aussie5380
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- Sep 30, 2022
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- 2019
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Hi there,
I was hoping someone may be able to shed some light on a little problem i have.
I have created a basic year/month/day calculator for work, but im having trouble totalling all the date range cells as a whole. This is the first time i've used the DATEDIF function, but it seems to do what i want it to. (please ignore the background lol its easier on the eyes while i tinker)
I have attached a pic of how it looks. I want to total all of the white cells on the left at the top where i can total the calendar days and work days. I have tried multiple SUM, SUMIF's, DATEDIF's and other formulas to total it at the top but i keep returning an error.
DATEDIF may also not be the best formula for what im trying to achieve? (im open to critical feedback)
My columns are C39:C58 (start date) E39:E58 (end date) and it will have blanks (towards the bottom) if not all fields are completed. Again, not sure if this is achievable?
Any assistance would be appreciated
I was hoping someone may be able to shed some light on a little problem i have.
I have created a basic year/month/day calculator for work, but im having trouble totalling all the date range cells as a whole. This is the first time i've used the DATEDIF function, but it seems to do what i want it to. (please ignore the background lol its easier on the eyes while i tinker)
I have attached a pic of how it looks. I want to total all of the white cells on the left at the top where i can total the calendar days and work days. I have tried multiple SUM, SUMIF's, DATEDIF's and other formulas to total it at the top but i keep returning an error.
DATEDIF may also not be the best formula for what im trying to achieve? (im open to critical feedback)
My columns are C39:C58 (start date) E39:E58 (end date) and it will have blanks (towards the bottom) if not all fields are completed. Again, not sure if this is achievable?
Any assistance would be appreciated