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Greater than/Less than a certain Time (revisited)
Hi again,
I found a way to do this. Instead of having one column for the IN and the OUT with a date/time stamp, I split each of these into two columns, one with date and the other with time. Then, in the column that asks if the item was returned (OUT) before 3:30, I put this formula: =IF(L7="","",IF(AND(DATEDIF(A7,B7,"D")=0,MOD(C7,1) <TIME(15,30,0)),"Yes","No")) It works great. Thanks again for looking and with your help. Frank |
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