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I have two columns with date and times. I need a formula to show that the
date in the second column was no later than 8am the day after the date/time in the first column. For example: A1 04/05/09 14:35 PM B1 04/06/09 11:01 AM So using my explanation above, this would be "not compliant" with the scenario and I would like an "N" returned. A compliant example would be: A1 04/06/09 14:35 PM B1 04/07/09 07:30 AM Is there a formula for this? Thanks!!! |
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