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Actually you do need to check for <= instead of just < beacause if one of the
periods ends at the same date as the start of the other the < check would be false . "Harlan Grove" wrote: "KL" wrote... Your formula can be further reduced to: =AND(Start2<=End1,Start1<=End2) .... Technically this wouldn't be overlap is either but not both conditions were TRUE due to exact equality. Drop the equal signs |
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