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Can you use multiple operators in a single formula?
I am trying to write a formula that returns the results of 90 Days, 60 Days,
30 Days and Current based on outstanding invoices. I have an age of invoice cell that tells me the age of the invoice and i want to write a formula from that cell telling me from the current date which category they fall into. Any help would be appreciated. |
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