How Do I Get Text Info (cell M) to add to date info (Cell R) and create the new date (Cell S) in Excel












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I want to calculate a new date based on information from two other cells, one of which is text.



The text indicates how often repeat visits should take place (there are only 4 options: 'Every 4 weeks', 'Every 8 weeks', 'Every 12 weeks', 'Once a year')



I want this information to then be added so column R (last visit date) to create Column S (next visit date)



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I have tried IF formulas and IFS formulas but I just can't get it to work - I have tried to convert the text into days (for example, 'Every 4 weeks' = 28 days).










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I want to calculate a new date based on information from two other cells, one of which is text.



The text indicates how often repeat visits should take place (there are only 4 options: 'Every 4 weeks', 'Every 8 weeks', 'Every 12 weeks', 'Once a year')



I want this information to then be added so column R (last visit date) to create Column S (next visit date)



Screenshot



I have tried IF formulas and IFS formulas but I just can't get it to work - I have tried to convert the text into days (for example, 'Every 4 weeks' = 28 days).










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I want to calculate a new date based on information from two other cells, one of which is text.



The text indicates how often repeat visits should take place (there are only 4 options: 'Every 4 weeks', 'Every 8 weeks', 'Every 12 weeks', 'Once a year')



I want this information to then be added so column R (last visit date) to create Column S (next visit date)



Screenshot



I have tried IF formulas and IFS formulas but I just can't get it to work - I have tried to convert the text into days (for example, 'Every 4 weeks' = 28 days).










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I want to calculate a new date based on information from two other cells, one of which is text.



The text indicates how often repeat visits should take place (there are only 4 options: 'Every 4 weeks', 'Every 8 weeks', 'Every 12 weeks', 'Once a year')



I want this information to then be added so column R (last visit date) to create Column S (next visit date)



Screenshot



I have tried IF formulas and IFS formulas but I just can't get it to work - I have tried to convert the text into days (for example, 'Every 4 weeks' = 28 days).







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A nested IF will work.



=IF(Q2="Every 4 Weeks",R2+28, IF(Q2="Every 8 Weeks",R2+56,IF(Q2="Every 12 Weeks",R2+84,IF(Q2="Once a year",R2+365,"Invalid Repeat Interval"))))



So basically:




  • if the repeat matches "Every 4 Weeks" then add 28 to the last visit date;

  • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 8 weeks" then add 56 days to the last visit date;

  • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 12 weeks" then add 84 days to the last visit date;

  • ELSE if the repeat matches "Once a year" then add 365 days to the last visit date;

  • If nothing matches print "Invalid Repeat Interval" in the cell.


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    A nested IF will work.



    =IF(Q2="Every 4 Weeks",R2+28, IF(Q2="Every 8 Weeks",R2+56,IF(Q2="Every 12 Weeks",R2+84,IF(Q2="Once a year",R2+365,"Invalid Repeat Interval"))))



    So basically:




    • if the repeat matches "Every 4 Weeks" then add 28 to the last visit date;

    • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 8 weeks" then add 56 days to the last visit date;

    • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 12 weeks" then add 84 days to the last visit date;

    • ELSE if the repeat matches "Once a year" then add 365 days to the last visit date;

    • If nothing matches print "Invalid Repeat Interval" in the cell.


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      A nested IF will work.



      =IF(Q2="Every 4 Weeks",R2+28, IF(Q2="Every 8 Weeks",R2+56,IF(Q2="Every 12 Weeks",R2+84,IF(Q2="Once a year",R2+365,"Invalid Repeat Interval"))))



      So basically:




      • if the repeat matches "Every 4 Weeks" then add 28 to the last visit date;

      • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 8 weeks" then add 56 days to the last visit date;

      • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 12 weeks" then add 84 days to the last visit date;

      • ELSE if the repeat matches "Once a year" then add 365 days to the last visit date;

      • If nothing matches print "Invalid Repeat Interval" in the cell.


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        A nested IF will work.



        =IF(Q2="Every 4 Weeks",R2+28, IF(Q2="Every 8 Weeks",R2+56,IF(Q2="Every 12 Weeks",R2+84,IF(Q2="Once a year",R2+365,"Invalid Repeat Interval"))))



        So basically:




        • if the repeat matches "Every 4 Weeks" then add 28 to the last visit date;

        • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 8 weeks" then add 56 days to the last visit date;

        • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 12 weeks" then add 84 days to the last visit date;

        • ELSE if the repeat matches "Once a year" then add 365 days to the last visit date;

        • If nothing matches print "Invalid Repeat Interval" in the cell.


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        share|improve this answer















        A nested IF will work.



        =IF(Q2="Every 4 Weeks",R2+28, IF(Q2="Every 8 Weeks",R2+56,IF(Q2="Every 12 Weeks",R2+84,IF(Q2="Once a year",R2+365,"Invalid Repeat Interval"))))



        So basically:




        • if the repeat matches "Every 4 Weeks" then add 28 to the last visit date;

        • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 8 weeks" then add 56 days to the last visit date;

        • ELSE if the repeat matches "Every 12 weeks" then add 84 days to the last visit date;

        • ELSE if the repeat matches "Once a year" then add 365 days to the last visit date;

        • If nothing matches print "Invalid Repeat Interval" in the cell.


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