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Brilliant! Sorted! Thanks for your help.....
-- MARY "Naveen" wrote: Try this ... =IF(J2<TODAY(),"OK",IF(J2=TODAY(),"DO",IF(J2TODAY (),"DO"))) Please rate me. "Mary Mace" wrote: I am trying to ascertain from a list of dates which items need to be done. Have used the "If" function and embedded the "TODAY" formula within that. I have tried this several ways, but cannot get it to work properly. The formula I have at the moment is =IF(J2<"TODAY","OK",IF(J2="TODAY","DO",IF(J2"TODA Y","DO"))), but whether or not the date is before, after or on today, I get the same answer of "DO." Can you tell me where I'm going wrong? -- MARY |
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