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Roy
If J2=TODAY() you get "Due Today" If J2<TODAY() you get "Overdue" K2=J2 or K2J2 can never be satisfied if either of the first two conditions are true. You are trying to satisfy too many conditions as far as I can see. Conditons 1 or 2 come before conditions 3 or 4 You mention you put in the "appropriate date". Where are you putting it? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 11:46:00 -0800, Roy wrote: yes calculation option is set to automatic. "Eric" wrote: Works for me just fine -- do you have your calculation option set to automatic??? "Roy" wrote: I need some help with this formula =IF(A2=0,"",IF(J2=TODAY(),"Due Today",IF(J2<TODAY(),"Overdue",(IF(K2<=J2,"Ontime" ,IF(K2J2,"Late")))))) the value does not change to "ontime" or "late" when I put in the appropriate date. What did I do wrong. |
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