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Hi<br />
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try something like this:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-41216764-1">Dim EndDate As Date
Dim tmpF As String
 
EndDate = &quot;1/1/2016&quot;

tmpF = &quot;=IF(&quot; &amp; DateValue(Range(&quot;X2&quot;)) &amp; &quot; &lt;= DateValue(&quot;&quot;&quot; &amp; EndDate &amp; &quot;&quot;&quot;)&quot; &amp; &quot;,1,0)&quot;

Worksheets(&quot;PO_List&quot;).Range(&quot;B2&quot;).Formula = tmpF</code></pre>
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Hi

try something like this:



Dim EndDate As Date
Dim tmpF As String
 
EndDate = "1/1/2016"

tmpF = "=IF(" & DateValue(Range("X2")) & " <= DateValue(""" & EndDate & """)" & ",1,0)"

Worksheets("PO_List").Range("B2").Formula = tmpF

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Very simple, straightforward and it works.
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Very simple, straightforward and it works.

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The value in X2 is a string date. The following code returns a value of &quot;FALSE&quot; in B2. I want it to execute the if statement and return a 1 or 0.<br />
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Dim EndDate As Date<br />
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EndDate = &quot;1/1/2016&quot;<br />
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Worksheets(&quot;PO_List&quot;).Rang<wbr />e(&quot;B2&quot;).Fo<wbr />rmula= &quot;=If(&quot; &amp;&nbsp;DateValue(Range(&quot;X2&quot;)) &lt;= DateValue(EndDate) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;,1,0)&quot;
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The value in X2 is a string date. The following code returns a value of "FALSE" in B2. I want it to execute the if statement and return a 1 or 0.

Dim EndDate As Date
 
EndDate = "1/1/2016"

Worksheets("PO_List").Range("B2").Formula= "=If(" & DateValue(Range("X2")) <= DateValue(EndDate) & ",1,0)"

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