error I'm getting a #num! error from the below formula in MS List / Sharepoint. I've tried a number of variants, including using DATEDIF, TODAY(). It works in excel but not in sharepoint. =IF(AND([Last paid]>0,[Todays Date]-[Next payment]>30),"PAID",IF([Todays Date]-[Nex...
Similarly, if you’re using the DATEDIF function, the provided end date must be greater than the start date. You can also have equal date entries. But if it’s the opposite, the result will be the #NUM error. Let’s see it in an example: =DATEDIF(A2,B2,”d”) calculates the diff...
I was curious if there is any possible way to run a function within the if function such as: =IF(IS BLANK(G3),"","") but I would like to insert the function =DATEDIF($G3,$M3,"M") in place for value_if_false so if the IF is false it would calculate that formula and displa...
formula:fix datedif bug (#3747) (f9f4973) refresh selection when collapsed (#3761) (a92a389) sheet:fix can not delete when there are exclusive range (#3729) (d6db560) sheets-data-validation:data validation validator status render error (#3752) (555e9d5) snapshot area (#3715) (5957a04...
And this one will raise the #NUM error: =DATEDIF("1/11/2023", "1/1/2023", "d") Too large or too small numbers Reason: Microsoft Excel has a limit on the size of numbers that it can calculate. If your formula produces a number that exceeds this limit, a #NUM error occurs. ...
error I'm getting a #num! error from the below formula in MS List / Sharepoint. I've tried a number of variants, including using DATEDIF, TODAY(). It works in excel but not in sharepoint. =IF(AND([Last paid]>0,[Todays Date]-[Next payment]>30),"PAID",IF([Todays Date]-[Nex...
formula: fix datedif bug (#3747) (f9f4973) refresh selection when collapsed (#3761) (a92a389) sheet: fix can not delete when there are exclusive range (#3729) (d6db560) sheets-data-validation: data validation validator status render error (#3752) (555e9d5) snapshot area (#3715) (595...
datedif function, how do I hide #num! error? I'm trying to calculate number of days, but it may be days before the 2nd date is keyed in. How do I hide the error in the cell until the date is added to complete the formula?
Re: #NUM error @HansVogelaar I have isolated the problem. Using the formula below (which is an example that applies to the whole sheet and is not specific to the cells indicated). =IF(AND(G27+G28<>0,TODAY()>Dashboard!D29+10),DATEDIF(Dashboard!K29,TODAY(),"d")&" Days ...
=IFERROR(DATEDIF(A4,B4,"Y"),"") Maybe with one of the above formulas, depending on the expected error response. datedif.pdf 62 KB 0 Likes Reply Detlef_Lewin replied to Neenalou Jan 07 2022 07:28 AM @Neenalou =DATEDIF(MIN(A1:B1),B1,"Y") 0 Likes Reply Neenalou...