Is it possible to make an If and AND statement that will show a specific day if the time and date follows?
Like for example 2/13/2021(3 am) up to 2/14/2021 (3:00 am) be counted as 2/13/2021?
And it will automatically the same thing will happened with 2/14/2021 3:01 am and so on?
I was think of using if and now() but I have no idea how to code it and if today ends will the dates that are currently in the cell changes too?
Thank you in advance
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1R7dnbN7UAtZ-uC6Knwp6YKAqW-K3EW34jORBXbemg7Y/edit?usp=drivesdk
try:
=ARRAYFORMULA(TEXT(A1:A3-3/24, "dd/mm/yyyy"))
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I'm currently tying up a work project in Google Sheets, but I'm stuck on an addition that I would like to add. I had an idea to show whether an input appointment time had surpassed a 2 hour window while referencing the current time. I tried the code below but I keep getting N/A returns or #error. Any help would be appreciated.
"=IF(A2+TIME(2,0,0)<(TEXT(NOW()'HH:mm'), 'YES', 'NO')"
Basically if the input time in cell A2 plus two hours is less than the current time, it would state yes or no. I admit my knowledge although growing, is still a bit basic. Thanks for any advice or suggestions.
Try this:
=IF(A2+(2/24)<now(), "YES", "NO")
I am trying to return a value (Yes, or No) if the shift was worked through midnight on a time card.
=IF($P$10=MEDIAN(B3,C3,$P$10),"Yes","No")
This seemed the most promising of anything I was able to find or try, but I am having no luck what so ever.
Furthermore, I would like to add a column of Hours worked since midnight. I am also having no luck with that.
Is there any way I can achieve this in Sheets?
An example. If I got this column to say YES worked past 12AM then I would use that YES in an IF function to calculate how many hours since 12AM was the OUT time.
Another Example. If time in is 4PM and time out is 2AM then this column would say Yes 12AM is between those times
If time in was 7AM and time out was 3PM it would say No 12AM is not between those times.
Look at the TIME CARD sheet
MY FULLY EDITABLE SHEET
Formulas I have attempted
=MEDIAN("12:00:00 AM",TIMEVALUE(B4), TIMEVALUE(C4))="12:00:00 AM"
Have Also Used a Cell with 12 AM, and without the seconds.
=AND($P$10>B3,$P$10<C3)
=IF(MEDIAN($P$10,B3,C3)=$P$10, "Yes", "No")
use:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(C3:C9<B3:B9, TRUE))
or shorter:
=ARRAYFORMULA(C3:C9<B3:B9)
I've edited your formula on your worksheet with a bit of a workaround. If the day goes from PM to AM then it's true, else it's false.
=if(and(RIGHT(B3,2)="PM",RIGHT(C3,2)="AM"),"yes","no")
I hope this helps
CMike
I Have Solved This! The problem I had was no date data, therefor the times being compared were not accurate.
This little workaround did the trick.
=$P$10+($P$10<B3)=MEDIAN($P$10+($P$10<B3),B3,C3+(C3<B3))
Try my hour sheet in your Google Sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1brscTwgrCSV4RiTkZurGrsyGRfbPV32BkiRzUTnMtE8/edit#gid=921019529
To check weather hours worked surpass the current date simply use:
=IF(F42<E42;"yes";"no")
=IF(endtime<starttime;midnight_has_passed;midnight_has_not_passed)
I have been looking everywhere for documentation on excluding time and before and after. Ie My app for school is for appointments. They want me to make sure no one can sign up earlier than the current day. If someone could give me a format I have it so i can strip it down to just the day. But not only an solution to the problem but a link to some great detailed documentation as I need date and time for a lot on this project would be good.
'other' : Item.objects.exclude(time |date:"M d, Y"),
that is the current code it does not work. I get invalid syntax. If I take out the () of it my page loads so the () is the issue. Any help would be greatly appropriated.
Maybe try filtering a date range instead of excluding before and after
Item.objects.filter(date__range=["2017-01-01", "2017-01-31"])
To exclude before and after something like this should work with __lt for less than and __gt for greater than:
Item.objects.exclude(date__lt=datetime.date(2017, 1, 1)).exclude(date__gt=datetime.date(2017, 1, 31))
I need to pull a date out of a string. Since not everyone uses the official ISO format when printing their dates, it is impractical to write a date parser for every possible date format that could be used, and I need to handle as many date formats as possible - I don't control the data and can't expect it to come in a specific format.
This seems like a problem that has probably already been solved ages ago, but my Google-fu is too weak to find the solution. :(
Does there already exist a C++ library that, given a string, will return the month, day, year, hour, minute, second, etc that is referenced in that string, if any?
Pseudocode:
string s1 = "There is an expected meteor shower this Thursday,"
"August 15th 2013 at 4:39 AM.";
string s2 = "20130815T04:39:00";
date d1 = magicConverter(s1);
date d2 = magicConverter(s2);
assert(d1 == d2);
You might use the code from here, but you need to configure a mask, that tells the code which time format is used. If you write a class routine, that takes a mask and a string and gets you out the time and is able to print in any format you like, you should be well prepared. You have to look in more detail, if it also supports Daynames and Monthnames. I got it to work in python with a module providing a function that seems pretty much the same.
For more detail:
Please look at the example 2013-08-03 again. Nobody and as follows no computer is able to tell you if this date belongs to August or April, except of having a mask telling JJJJ-MM-DD or JJJJ-DD-MM. Also this library may tell you only standard masked times. So it might lead you to August in this case. But as you said it can be any date declaration, thus it does not need to follow standards, thus it can also mean March. An other possibility is to tell you about the date from the context (e.g. a table with a column of all te same time formats by looking for the increase (which would also fail if you just look at one day per month for just one year).
Another example... if I ask you 2013-05-04... to which month does it belong? You might tell me... April. I would reply "no, to the 4th of May" and vice versa for May and 5th of April. If you tell me how to solve this puzzle with two possible solutions I would understand your downvote... please think before downvoting someone trying to help you.
I am trying to determine 3 statuses comparing a Due date to a Completed Date with an output of On Time, Late and Early, I can get the Late and Early to work perfectly but it sees On Time results as Late.
HERE IS THE FORMULAR IM USING AT THE MOMENT, AND ITS NOT WORKING
=IF([FeasibilityTracker_Date Due]<=[FeasibilityTracker_Date Delivered],"Ontime","Early","LATE")
Does anyone have ideas on how to fix this?