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Old 12-16-2015, 02:47 PM
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Where are the two dates you want to compare stored? One is apparently in I3, but where is the other (or is it calculated from the value in I3)?



As for inserting a 0, simply change:
IF(F4>I3,H4,"")
to:
IF(F4>I3,H4,0)

Note: This is all very basic Excel stuff. I suggest you read a book on using Excel.
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