Good afternoon,
I am building a code via sharepoint that follows the lines of ms excel.
1st Code
-In my first calculation, if [EOD Date] is blank, it will return 113 years, 7 months, and 17 days.
-EOD Date is a set column and Today works similar to Today().
-If [EOD Date] has a date, it will calculate fine. For example if I put 8/20/2013, it will return 0 years, 0 months, and 10 days.
Question: If the EOD Date is blank, how can I return the words "No data" instead of that crazy year, month, day combo?
2nd Code
I am attempting the same as above but have two dates labeled:
[Start Date]
[End Date]
In my first code, I only had one date.
Question: How do I account for two dates, with the floating Today() if [End Date] does not exist, also returning "No data" if [Start Date] is null?
I am building a code via sharepoint that follows the lines of ms excel.
1st Code
Code:
=DATEDIF([EOD Date],Today,"y")&" years,
"&DATEDIF([EOD Date],Today,"ym")&" months,
"&DATEDIF([EOD Date],Today,"md")&" days"
-EOD Date is a set column and Today works similar to Today().
-If [EOD Date] has a date, it will calculate fine. For example if I put 8/20/2013, it will return 0 years, 0 months, and 10 days.
Question: If the EOD Date is blank, how can I return the words "No data" instead of that crazy year, month, day combo?
2nd Code
I am attempting the same as above but have two dates labeled:
[Start Date]
[End Date]
In my first code, I only had one date.
Question: How do I account for two dates, with the floating Today() if [End Date] does not exist, also returning "No data" if [Start Date] is null?