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Answer: Greater than/Less than a certain Time

Hi Frank,

To make this formula work, you need to enclose the time in quotes and use the

Code:

TIME

function to specify the time. Here's the corrected formula:

=IF(K2="","",IF(K2<TIME(15,30,0),"Yes","No"))

This formula checks if the cell in column K is blank. If it is, it returns a blank cell. If it's not blank, it checks if the time in that cell is earlier than 3:30 pm (which is represented by the

Code:

TIME

function with 15 hours and 30 minutes). If it is, it returns "Yes". If it's not, it returns "No".

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