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- May 17, 2020
Hi
I am not sure that you can do this simply by formula - I would recommend writing a VBA routine but.....
If you want to try the formula approach I would suggest that you look to using the FILTER command which allows you to filter the date in your holiday table. For example 29th June 2020 has 3 entries; you could then concatenate the entries together. Unfortunately this will probably make your formula even more complicated than it is already!
To write VBA you will need to invest a bit of time to getting it working!
BTW - I would recommend you sort your holiday table in date order.
Hope this helps and good luck!
Peter
Hi
I am not sure that you can do this simply by formula - I would recommend writing a VBA routine but.....
If you want to try the formula approach I would suggest that you look to using the FILTER command which allows you to filter the date in your holiday table. For example 29th June 2020 has 3 entries; you could then concatenate the entries together. Unfortunately this will probably make your formula even more complicated than it is already!
To write VBA you will need to invest a bit of time to getting it working!
BTW - I would recommend you sort your holiday table in date order.
Hope this helps and good luck!
Peter
- tkelly0823May 18, 2020Copper Contributor
peteryac60Thank you. I have since organized my "holidays", glad to know I am on the right track there. I will give filter a try and if I need to move to VBA, will spend some time there. Thanks again.
- peteryac60May 18, 2020Iron Contributor
Glad to hear you are moving in the right direction!
I'd be grateful if you would mark the solution as complete!
many thanks,
Peter