M
MelB
I have a cell with "DOC STATUS" with four available options using a dropdown
list in that cell, ie, "due", "late", "revisions due", "completed". The next
cell is "Current Due Date". For two of the four "DOC STATUS" the date is a
calculation, ie the date in cell A3+20. For the remaining two "DOC STATUS"
the date could be any date I designate. So I would like to have a formula
reside in the "CURRENT DUE DATE" cell with the option of still doing manual
entry in that cell WITHOUT destroying or overwriting the formula-because the
DOC may end up reverting to a status where the formula calculation is useful.
This is something very easy to do in database programs but I am having a
hard time figuring it out in excel.
list in that cell, ie, "due", "late", "revisions due", "completed". The next
cell is "Current Due Date". For two of the four "DOC STATUS" the date is a
calculation, ie the date in cell A3+20. For the remaining two "DOC STATUS"
the date could be any date I designate. So I would like to have a formula
reside in the "CURRENT DUE DATE" cell with the option of still doing manual
entry in that cell WITHOUT destroying or overwriting the formula-because the
DOC may end up reverting to a status where the formula calculation is useful.
This is something very easy to do in database programs but I am having a
hard time figuring it out in excel.