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Default if statement


Can someone help with this formula. It is supposed to do the following:

Original amount --- paid -- 1st PMt date -- Paid -- 2nd pmt date
-- balance

300 --- 150 --DATE -- 150 -- DATE -- Paid
off

=IF(TODAY()<E4,D4,IF(TODAY()=E4,H4,IF(TODAY()E4& G4<=TODAY(),"PAID
OFF",D4)))

Thanks,

Joseph


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Default if statement

Maybe...

=if(and(today()e4,today()=g4),"paid off",if(today()<e4,d4,h4))


jlab wrote:

Can someone help with this formula. It is supposed to do the following:

Original amount --- paid -- 1st PMt date -- Paid -- 2nd pmt date
-- balance

300 --- 150 --DATE -- 150 -- DATE -- Paid
off

=IF(TODAY()<E4,D4,IF(TODAY()=E4,H4,IF(TODAY()E4& G4<=TODAY(),"PAID
OFF",D4)))

Thanks,

Joseph

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