Kev,

=IF(B7<"","RECEIVED",IF(A2B4+14,"DUE","Not Yet Due"))

Wasn't sure what you wanted when it wasn't either received or due. You
could leave the cell blank by using

=IF(B7<"","RECEIVED",IF(A2B4+14,"DUE",""))

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"kevhatch" wrote in message
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Hi, I am setting up a register to show when/if my drivers have handed in
their Tacho charts on time.


So far I have this formula at C7 and now I'm stuck :-(

=IF(A2B4+14,"DUE")
A2 is =today()
B4 is whatever the week commencing date may be.

What I would like is for "DUE" to appear in C7 14 days after the week
commencing date at B4 (so far so good!!), but when I put the number of
charts
received in B7 "DUE" would be changed to "RECEIVED".

Hope it makes sense and you can help.
Thx