An Excel Tutorial with a Formula for Checking Future Dates.
Posted on May 26, 2008
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Hi folks, I hope you all had a great weekend!! It’s Monday again and it’s the last week of the month and we are having another Microsoft Excel Tutorial week. And I got some great Excel Tutorials lined up for you this week. We covered in the last Excel Tutorial week several Excel Tutorials that had to do with currencies. The last Tutorial we’ve covered that week was a tutorial with a Formula for Calculating the End Date of a Project and we are continuing on this road. This week is going to be about date and time functions in Excel.
We are starting the week with an Excel Formula for checking future dates.
Let’s say you have a large spreadsheet with a column full of different dates. Say that you want to know how many dates there are in the future. Of course you can count it row by row but it’s much easier to have Excel count it for you. We do that by using the TODAY function and here’s how.
An Excel Tutorial with a Formula for checking future dates.
Okay, this is the spreadsheet.

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Now select Cell B2:B7
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And type the formula =IF(A2<=TODAY();"n";"y")

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Then press CTRL+ENTER
And you’re done

I hope you’ve found this Excel Tutorial useful. Have a great day and I’ll see you tomorrow with another Excel Tutorial.


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