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Two TRUE to one FALSE statement
Would like to create a formula that can return one of two true outcomes vs.
one false. For example: if date2 (c2) < date1 (b2), then "early", if date2 (c2) = date1 (b2), then "on time", if date2 (c2) date2 (b2), or if %(d2)<1, then "late". Can this be done? Any help greatly appreciated! |
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