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Another If Formula Question
Okay the if formula below that was given works great thanks!
With dates in a1 & B1 try this =IF(A1=B1,"Overdue","") However,if the date is blank it also returns false. How do I exclude blank or make blank also overdue? |
Another If Formula Question
Try this:
=IF(OR(A1="",A1=B1),"Overdue","") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "loomie" wrote in message ... Okay the if formula below that was given works great thanks! With dates in a1 & B1 try this =IF(A1=B1,"Overdue","") However,if the date is blank it also returns false. How do I exclude blank or make blank also overdue? |
Another If Formula Question
Hi,
It's customary to feedback and ask additional questions in the same thread. Try this =IF(COUNT(A1:B1)<2,"",IF(A1=B1,"Overdue","")) Mike "loomie" wrote: Okay the if formula below that was given works great thanks! With dates in a1 & B1 try this =IF(A1=B1,"Overdue","") However,if the date is blank it also returns false. How do I exclude blank or make blank also overdue? |
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