I used this formula: - Look for "X" in range D8:AP8 = found/not found, which is fine. Formula:
=IF(ISERROR(MATCH("X";NW_Calendar!D8:AP8;0));"Not found";"Found")
but I would like to have it like this:
look today() in range D5:AP5 is X in the range D8:AP8 if match= Ok If not match = Not OK
Range D5:AP5 dates (1Month) Range D8:AP8 with X
What I've tried already:
=if(NW_Calendar!A8:AP8="X";"Found";"Not Found") & IF(NW_Calendar!A5:AP5="TODAY()";" Ok";" Not Ok"
=if(countif(NW_Calendar!D8:AP8;">X");"Sign up ";"Not Sign up ") & AND(NW_Calendar!D5:AP5=TODAY();NW_Calendar!D8:AP8="X")
Have a look on the screenshot, there you can see what I'm trying to say.
The range is an type date starting from 02-07-2017 -> 05-08-2017 (changing monhtly) I just changed the type date to "02-07-2017" instead of "02.07.2017".
NW_Calendar!D5:AP5? Are they of type date, type text or type number? By the way, IMHO a dot should not be used as date separator as some region settings use it as decimal separator. – Rubén♦ Jul 13 '17 at 13:06