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I want to be able to place an x in a column only if three criterias are met:
currently in column 0 i have a number of days past due - if column O is between 21 and 27 days then it meets the criteria. I use this formula for that: =IF(O5<21,"",IF(O5<28,"X","")) In column M I have a date field - if the date in column M is greater then today then it meets the criteria. In column Q I have a number value - if the value here is 100,000 or greater then it meets the criteria If all three conditions are met then I want an x to go in column otherwise i want it left blank Can someone help me with a formula for this? Thanks! |
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