I am trying to get the difference in the number of days between two dates and it works if the target completion date is before the completion date using this formula: =DATEDIF(H3,J3,”d”). I do get the correct number of days using this formula, however, I would ideally like is a plus or minus in front of that number (e.g., + if the project went past the target date, and – if the project was completed sooner). I can apply conditional formatting to the rows after to change the color of the number if I get that far.

When the completion date is before the target completion date (e.g., completed project early), I get the #NUM! error, which I expected. But I cannot find a way to get exactly what I am looking for. Hopefully I am explaining this clearly. The formula in L4: =DATEDIF(H4,J4,”d”)

​I am trying to get the difference in the number of days between two dates and it works if the target completion date is before the completion date using this formula: =DATEDIF(H3,J3,”d”). I do get the correct number of days using this formula, however, I would ideally like is a plus or minus in front of that number (e.g., + if the project went past the target date, and – if the project was completed sooner). I can apply conditional formatting to the rows after to change the color of the number if I get that far. When the completion date is before the target completion date (e.g., completed project early), I get the #NUM! error, which I expected. But I cannot find a way to get exactly what I am looking for. Hopefully I am explaining this clearly. The formula in L4: =DATEDIF(H4,J4,”d”)        Read More

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