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Paul,
I think I got all of the conditions catered for. Check this formula =IF(B2+C2=0,"Delivery date needed",IF(C2>0,"Services",IF(AND(D2="NO",B2>$H$1) ,"Schedule not due yet",IF(D2="NO",IF(AND(B2<H$1,E2=0),"Missing",IF(D 2="YES",IF(AND(B2>=$H$1,E2>=$H$1),"Proactive",IF(D 2="YES",IF(AND(B2<$H$1,E2>=$H$1),"Current",IF(D2=" YES",IF(AND(B2<$H$1,E2<$H$1),"Expired"))))))))))) When D2="YES", it returns "FALSE" Any suggestions? |
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