Me and If formalus

Samuel Dowdy Jr.
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=IFERROR(IF(ISBLANK([Invoice Review Due Date]@row, 0, [Invoice Review Due Date]@row > TODAY(), 1)))
what am I doing wrong?
Answers
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Hello @Samuel Dowdy Jr.
I think you are very close, you are just missing the criteria for the IFERROR statement and a second IF for the other criteria. If you want the cell to be blank for the IFERROR piece, the following should work for you. If you want to say something else, just put it between the "" (e.g. "error")
=IFERROR(IF(ISBLANK([Invoice Review Due Date]@row), 0, IF([Invoice Review Due Date]@row > TODAY(), 1)), "")
I hope that is helpful to you in some way,
Protonsponge
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Also forgot to close out the ISBLANK function.
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