There is likely a simple way to do the formatting that I want, but- I certainly don't know how. I'm open to any suggestions.
Here's my goal:
I would like a column for prorated dues in 2013. Not everyone on the spread sheet owes prorated dues, so here is my idea that needs to be translated into a formula:
IF date in A1 occurs in 2012 = A2 (has a formula that calculates the prorated fee). OR - IF date in A1 does not occur in 2012 cell is blank or somehow indicates that the person in that particular row does not owe a prorated fee- for instance, anyone whose date in A1 is before 2012 will owe $480, and anyone after 2012 will not owe anything until 2013 (I'm not too worried about the 2013 people yet).
One of the problems that I have is that I do not know how to express 2012 as a condition in a formula.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Here's my goal:
I would like a column for prorated dues in 2013. Not everyone on the spread sheet owes prorated dues, so here is my idea that needs to be translated into a formula:
IF date in A1 occurs in 2012 = A2 (has a formula that calculates the prorated fee). OR - IF date in A1 does not occur in 2012 cell is blank or somehow indicates that the person in that particular row does not owe a prorated fee- for instance, anyone whose date in A1 is before 2012 will owe $480, and anyone after 2012 will not owe anything until 2013 (I'm not too worried about the 2013 people yet).
One of the problems that I have is that I do not know how to express 2012 as a condition in a formula.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!