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Default Combining multiple formulas in one cell

I have a column of contract expiry dates, but not all cell values are dates:
Some are empty, some contain "month to month", others "6 months", and so
forth.

I need a formula that will-
(1) return the years/month/days remaining on the contract (i.e. Today() -
the date in cell to the left=years/month/days; but
(2) if the result is a fraction or a negative (i.e. the date in the column
to the left is earlier than TODAY() it must return "EXPIRED"; and
(3) if the cell on the left is blank, return "NO DATA"; and
(4) if the cell to the left contains text (e.g. "month to month" or "6
months") it must return that text.

I can combine three of the above with the an IF function in an IF function,
but Excel seems does not seem to have a formula that can contain more
conditions.

My formula is: =IF(ISBLANK(I2),"NO
DATA",IF(I2-TODAY()1,I2-TODAY(),"EXPIRED"))

Please, can someone help?
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Andre van Wyk
 
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