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I'm trying to write a formula to convert a date to a number based on which range it falls into, but I keep getting a parse error message. can anyone help? Here's the formula. I want it to work so that, for example, if the date in $F2 was 28/09/2006 it would return a value of 6.
TIA for any help
=IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2016"+0,$F2<="31/08/2015"+0),"19-20",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2015"+0,$F2<="31/08/2016"+0),"18-19",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2014"+0,$F2<="31/08/2015"+0),"FS1",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2013"+0,$F2<="31/08/2014"+0),"FS2",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2012"+0,$F2<="31/08/2013"+0),"R",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2011"+0,$F2<="31/08/2012"+0),"1",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2010"+0,$F2<="31/08/2011"+0),"),"2",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2009"+0,$F2<="31/08/2010"+0),"3",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2008"+0,$F2<="31/08/2009"+0),"4",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2007"+0,$F2<="31/08/2008"+0),"5",IF(AND($F2>="01/09/2006"+0,$F2<="31/08/2007"+0),"6"))))))))))))
Thanks for your help. I removed the ,") that you pointed out and kept the dates in the UK format. Everything works perfectly. – Geoff Magee – 2017-01-17T03:36:26.317
Great! (I'm in the US so this date format gave a #VALUE! error). If my answer helped you can mark my answer as the correct answer. – Yisroel Tech – 2017-01-17T03:38:02.843