Check if datetime is between two datetimes
Hi i am trying to create a macro with vba
An example would be
DATETIMEA is "20/11/2018 11:00:00 AM"
DATETIMEB is "20/11/2018 08:00:00 AM"
DATETIME is "21/11/2018 07:59:00 AM"
I would like to check if the datetimeA falls between datetimeb and datetimec the code below doesn't work.
The values are stored in Date variables.
If datetimeb >= datetime And datetimea <= datetimec
excel vba excel-vba
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
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Hi i am trying to create a macro with vba
An example would be
DATETIMEA is "20/11/2018 11:00:00 AM"
DATETIMEB is "20/11/2018 08:00:00 AM"
DATETIME is "21/11/2018 07:59:00 AM"
I would like to check if the datetimeA falls between datetimeb and datetimec the code below doesn't work.
The values are stored in Date variables.
If datetimeb >= datetime And datetimea <= datetimec
excel vba excel-vba
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
1
You should edit your question and update all the discrepancies between your date strings. The 3 up top are in caps and there is noCdate. You are also missing a date letter on your shared code. If your code has typos such as these, you should addOption Explicitto the very top of your code sheet and then try to run.VBAwill call out any typos you may have (or other undeclared variables)
– urdearboy
Nov 21 at 3:54
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Hi i am trying to create a macro with vba
An example would be
DATETIMEA is "20/11/2018 11:00:00 AM"
DATETIMEB is "20/11/2018 08:00:00 AM"
DATETIME is "21/11/2018 07:59:00 AM"
I would like to check if the datetimeA falls between datetimeb and datetimec the code below doesn't work.
The values are stored in Date variables.
If datetimeb >= datetime And datetimea <= datetimec
excel vba excel-vba
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
Hi i am trying to create a macro with vba
An example would be
DATETIMEA is "20/11/2018 11:00:00 AM"
DATETIMEB is "20/11/2018 08:00:00 AM"
DATETIME is "21/11/2018 07:59:00 AM"
I would like to check if the datetimeA falls between datetimeb and datetimec the code below doesn't work.
The values are stored in Date variables.
If datetimeb >= datetime And datetimea <= datetimec
excel vba excel-vba
excel vba excel-vba
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
edited Nov 21 at 7:35
Pᴇʜ
20.1k42650
20.1k42650
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
asked Nov 21 at 3:05
sherrez
314
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You should edit your question and update all the discrepancies between your date strings. The 3 up top are in caps and there is noCdate. You are also missing a date letter on your shared code. If your code has typos such as these, you should addOption Explicitto the very top of your code sheet and then try to run.VBAwill call out any typos you may have (or other undeclared variables)
– urdearboy
Nov 21 at 3:54
add a comment |
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You should edit your question and update all the discrepancies between your date strings. The 3 up top are in caps and there is noCdate. You are also missing a date letter on your shared code. If your code has typos such as these, you should addOption Explicitto the very top of your code sheet and then try to run.VBAwill call out any typos you may have (or other undeclared variables)
– urdearboy
Nov 21 at 3:54
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1
You should edit your question and update all the discrepancies between your date strings. The 3 up top are in caps and there is no
C date. You are also missing a date letter on your shared code. If your code has typos such as these, you should add Option Explicit to the very top of your code sheet and then try to run. VBA will call out any typos you may have (or other undeclared variables)– urdearboy
Nov 21 at 3:54
You should edit your question and update all the discrepancies between your date strings. The 3 up top are in caps and there is no
C date. You are also missing a date letter on your shared code. If your code has typos such as these, you should add Option Explicit to the very top of your code sheet and then try to run. VBA will call out any typos you may have (or other undeclared variables)– urdearboy
Nov 21 at 3:54
add a comment |
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VBA Solution
It's unclear how you are assigning dates to the variables so I will assume you already have that part complete.
Here are two methods to check the statement: DateB >= DateA >= DateC
Sub DateCompare()
Dim DateA As Date 'Variable Date
Dim DateB As Date 'Older Date
Dim DateC As Date 'Newer Date
DateA = Some Date
DateB = Some Date
DateC = Some Date
'Method to give Boolean Response
MsgBox DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC
'Method to do other things
If DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC Then
MsgBox "DateA falls in-between DateB & DateC"
Else
MsgBox "DateA does not fall in-between DateB & DateC"
End If
End Sub
Non-VBA Solution
This can be done right in Excel without the need for VBA...A2 = Variable DateB2 = Older DateC2 = Newer Date
=AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2)
The equation as is will return TRUE or FALSE. The equation can be nested inside an IF statement if you would like to return a non-boolean response like so
=IF(AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2) = TRUE, "A is between C & B", "A is not between C & B")
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VBA Solution
It's unclear how you are assigning dates to the variables so I will assume you already have that part complete.
Here are two methods to check the statement: DateB >= DateA >= DateC
Sub DateCompare()
Dim DateA As Date 'Variable Date
Dim DateB As Date 'Older Date
Dim DateC As Date 'Newer Date
DateA = Some Date
DateB = Some Date
DateC = Some Date
'Method to give Boolean Response
MsgBox DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC
'Method to do other things
If DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC Then
MsgBox "DateA falls in-between DateB & DateC"
Else
MsgBox "DateA does not fall in-between DateB & DateC"
End If
End Sub
Non-VBA Solution
This can be done right in Excel without the need for VBA...A2 = Variable DateB2 = Older DateC2 = Newer Date
=AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2)
The equation as is will return TRUE or FALSE. The equation can be nested inside an IF statement if you would like to return a non-boolean response like so
=IF(AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2) = TRUE, "A is between C & B", "A is not between C & B")
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VBA Solution
It's unclear how you are assigning dates to the variables so I will assume you already have that part complete.
Here are two methods to check the statement: DateB >= DateA >= DateC
Sub DateCompare()
Dim DateA As Date 'Variable Date
Dim DateB As Date 'Older Date
Dim DateC As Date 'Newer Date
DateA = Some Date
DateB = Some Date
DateC = Some Date
'Method to give Boolean Response
MsgBox DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC
'Method to do other things
If DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC Then
MsgBox "DateA falls in-between DateB & DateC"
Else
MsgBox "DateA does not fall in-between DateB & DateC"
End If
End Sub
Non-VBA Solution
This can be done right in Excel without the need for VBA...A2 = Variable DateB2 = Older DateC2 = Newer Date
=AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2)
The equation as is will return TRUE or FALSE. The equation can be nested inside an IF statement if you would like to return a non-boolean response like so
=IF(AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2) = TRUE, "A is between C & B", "A is not between C & B")
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
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VBA Solution
It's unclear how you are assigning dates to the variables so I will assume you already have that part complete.
Here are two methods to check the statement: DateB >= DateA >= DateC
Sub DateCompare()
Dim DateA As Date 'Variable Date
Dim DateB As Date 'Older Date
Dim DateC As Date 'Newer Date
DateA = Some Date
DateB = Some Date
DateC = Some Date
'Method to give Boolean Response
MsgBox DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC
'Method to do other things
If DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC Then
MsgBox "DateA falls in-between DateB & DateC"
Else
MsgBox "DateA does not fall in-between DateB & DateC"
End If
End Sub
Non-VBA Solution
This can be done right in Excel without the need for VBA...A2 = Variable DateB2 = Older DateC2 = Newer Date
=AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2)
The equation as is will return TRUE or FALSE. The equation can be nested inside an IF statement if you would like to return a non-boolean response like so
=IF(AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2) = TRUE, "A is between C & B", "A is not between C & B")
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
urdearboy
5,9282725
VBA Solution
It's unclear how you are assigning dates to the variables so I will assume you already have that part complete.
Here are two methods to check the statement: DateB >= DateA >= DateC
Sub DateCompare()
Dim DateA As Date 'Variable Date
Dim DateB As Date 'Older Date
Dim DateC As Date 'Newer Date
DateA = Some Date
DateB = Some Date
DateC = Some Date
'Method to give Boolean Response
MsgBox DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC
'Method to do other things
If DateA >= DateB And DateA <= DateC Then
MsgBox "DateA falls in-between DateB & DateC"
Else
MsgBox "DateA does not fall in-between DateB & DateC"
End If
End Sub
Non-VBA Solution
This can be done right in Excel without the need for VBA...A2 = Variable DateB2 = Older DateC2 = Newer Date
=AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2)
The equation as is will return TRUE or FALSE. The equation can be nested inside an IF statement if you would like to return a non-boolean response like so
=IF(AND(A2>=B2, A2<=C2) = TRUE, "A is between C & B", "A is not between C & B")
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You should edit your question and update all the discrepancies between your date strings. The 3 up top are in caps and there is no
Cdate. You are also missing a date letter on your shared code. If your code has typos such as these, you should addOption Explicitto the very top of your code sheet and then try to run.VBAwill call out any typos you may have (or other undeclared variables)– urdearboy
Nov 21 at 3:54