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You can try something like this:
=IF(LEN(B2)>0;"COMPLETED";IF(MONTH(A2)<=6;"WD";IF( AND(MONTH(A2)>6;MONTH(A2)<12);"??";IF(MONTH(A2)>12 ;"BD";"Result if none of the above conditions is met")))) then, you can use a conditional formatting formula like: =$C2="WD" |
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