#Value Error

francoiscj1

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I have the following formula:

=IF(OR(D4="Expedite",D4="Urgent"),I4,WORKDAY(EDATE(MAX(H4:M4),IF(G4="Annual",12,IF(G4="Every Two Years",24,IF(G4="Every Three Years",36))))-1,1,Control!$A$1:$A$13)) in Column N

My problems: When a cell in Column G (Frequency) is "One Time", I get the !Value error. When a cell in Column G is "Annual", "Every Two Years" or "Every Three Years", I get the following (12/31/1900, 12/31/1901 or 12/31/1902). My date format is mm/dd/yyyy.

Thank you for your help.
 

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an easy fix for the #value would be
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(IF(OR(D4="Expedite",D4="Urgent"),I4,WORKDAY(EDATE(MAX(H4:M4),IF(G4="Annual",12,IF(G4="Every Two Years",24,IF(G4="Every Three Years",36))))-1,1,$A$1:$A$13)),"once")

when i use your formula i am not getting dates in the 1900-1902 range, see below
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Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
112/25/2023
21/1/2024
37/4/2024frequencyfy22fy23fy24fy25fy26fy27retrain date
411/28/2024Every Three Years11/29/202311/30/2026
512/25/2024Annual8/30/20238/30/2024
61/1/2025Once11/14/2023once
77/4/2025urgentAnnual11/16/202311/16/2023
811/27/2025Every Two Years11/28/202311/28/2025
912/25/2025Annual11/14/202311/14/2024
101/1/2026
117/4/2026
1211/26/2026
1312/25/2026
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
N4:N9N4=IFERROR(IF(OR(D4="Expedite",D4="Urgent"),I4,WORKDAY(EDATE(MAX(H4:M4),IF(G4="Annual",12,IF(G4="Every Two Years",24,IF(G4="Every Three Years",36))))-1,1,$A$1:$A$13)),"once")
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
G4:G9ListOnce, Annual, Every Two Years, Every Three Years
 
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I can only tell you what I see on my screen even if you don't experience it on your own screen. Thank you for the help.
 
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In future please do not mark a post as the solution when it does not contain one. Thanks.

In your op you show one formula & complain it's returning the wrong values, but the image shows a totally different formula & totally different results.
Which are you actually using?
 
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also, please indicate which version of excel you are using. you can also add this to your profile for future posts.
 
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