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Consider this example.
A1 - start time B1 - end time. C1 - time taken D1 - alloted time E1 - status Consider start time as 9:00:00 and end time as 9:15:30 So the difference is 00:15:30 Alloted time is also 00:15:30 If time taken(C1) is greater than alloted time(D1) i want to print "LATE" in E1. If C1 is less than D1 then print "EARLY" If both times C1=D1 then "PERFECT". The formula I used: =IF(C1D1,"LATE",IF(C1<E1,"EARLY",IF(C1=D1,"PERFEC T"))). I get only early or late not perfect when both the times are equal. Please help out. |
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