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I have two columns, one is Sched Dely Date/Time (O5) and the other is Actual
Dely Date/Time (N5). If my Sched Dely Date / Time is 04-Mar-10 05:00 PM and the Actual Dely Date / Time is 04-Mar-10 12:52 PM, the delivery would be on time. But if I use the IF function of O5N5 it give me a TRUE answer when in fact it is FALSE. What would be the correct formula? |
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Sorry, 5:00 pm is *after* 12:52 pm. 12:52 pm is just after noon, whereas
5:00 pm is five hours after it. Excel is correct. A True answer means the delivery was on time (or, more correctly, not late) Regards, Fred "Teri" wrote in message ... I have two columns, one is Sched Dely Date/Time (O5) and the other is Actual Dely Date/Time (N5). If my Sched Dely Date / Time is 04-Mar-10 05:00 PM and the Actual Dely Date / Time is 04-Mar-10 12:52 PM, the delivery would be on time. But if I use the IF function of O5N5 it give me a TRUE answer when in fact it is FALSE. What would be the correct formula? |
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