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Greetings
Could someone please explain how the formula below works =MOD(MONTH(A$2),2)<>0 Regards Rich |
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Month returns a number from 1 to 12
MOD returns the remainder after a number is divided by a divisor which in this case is 2 The formula will thus return TRUE for odd months and FALSE for even months
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Thanks Pecoflyer
What is the <>0 Thank you Rich |
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It means "not equal to" zero
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