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Using Dates with true and false statements
I have a spreadsheet that has a column that contains the date a particular
item was shipped. I want to be able to identify (not with colours) those rows in which todays date minus the date in the cell is greater then 5 days. If so, I want to enter the value "Yes" in another column (title of column is Overdue because its been greater then 5 days). I have used: =IF(TODAY()-AI45,"Yes","") The problem is, if the date column is blank, it still returns a Yes value. How can I avoid this? I want it to either remain blank, or state No. Help! |
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