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I have the following formula:
if(date-TODAY()<=7,"Payment due","") The problem is when today's date falls after the first date the result is a negative number and it returns "payment due" since it's less than 7 even though the payment has been made. A solution (since I'm a new user, not likely to be the best one) might be specifying a range of from 1-7 days but I don't know how to do that. |
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