Option 1: =IF(([Last_Updated_Date]@row - $[Last_Updated_Date]$1) < 0, "Up to date", "Please Update Before Proceeding")
Option 2: =IF([Last_Updated_Date]@row < $[Last_Updated_Date]$1, "Up to date", "Please Update Before Proceeding")
I am writing the result in a column name Template_Updated which is Text/Number Column data type in the same sheet where dates are listed.
Last_Updated_Date column is a Date data type:
$[Last_Updated_Date]$1 = 05/22/24
[Last_Updated_Date]@row = 05/03/24
Output should be FALSE and produce "Please Update Before Proceeding", However, I get the TRUE value "Up to date".
If I invert the operator, I get correct results.
I also checked values of output with the following formulas:
=$[Last_Updated_Date]$1 - [Last_Updated_Date]@row returned 19
=[Last_Updated_Date]@row - $[Last_Updated_Date]$1 returned -19
Clearly, I missing something on calculating difference between dates here and would appreciate any input that could help alleviate this issue.