onewingdove
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I attached a small clip of the cells I'm working with.
Ignoring the spacing between columns, let's call them Column A, Column B and Column C
What I'm trying to do is if:
Column A has a date, then Column C = Column A+7 days
Column A is blank, but Column B has a date, then Column C = Column B+7 days
If both Column A and Column B are blank, the Column C = blank
Closest I've been able to get:
=IF(ISBLANK(A1), B1+7, A1+7)
However, this does not account for BOTH being blank, which is what I'm trying to figure out.
There does not need to be a calculation if both Column A and Column B have dates, as only Column A or Column B are filled and never both
Ignoring the spacing between columns, let's call them Column A, Column B and Column C
What I'm trying to do is if:
Column A has a date, then Column C = Column A+7 days
Column A is blank, but Column B has a date, then Column C = Column B+7 days
If both Column A and Column B are blank, the Column C = blank
Closest I've been able to get:
=IF(ISBLANK(A1), B1+7, A1+7)
However, this does not account for BOTH being blank, which is what I'm trying to figure out.
There does not need to be a calculation if both Column A and Column B have dates, as only Column A or Column B are filled and never both