I cant see it for looking, this formula should work (attached0
=IF(AND(([Expected Close Date]1-TODAY()) > 90, [Expected Close Date]1-TODAY()) < 180),"3-6",If(AND([Expected Close Date]1-TODAY()) >181,[Expected Close Date]1-TODAY()) <365),"7-12Mths"))
From a quick glance, it looks like you have extra parenthesis around your and statements, which is closing them before you are finished writing them. Give this one a shot.
=IF(AND([Expected Close Date]1-TODAY() > 90, [Expected Close Date]1-TODAY() < 180),"3-6",If(AND([Expected Close Date]1-TODAY() >181,[Expected Close Date]1-TODAY() <365),"7-12Mths"))
Hi Mike,
Showing #Incorrect Argument now ?
=IF(AND([Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() > 90, [Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() < 180, "3-6 Mths", IF(AND([Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() > 181, [Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() < 365, "7-12 Mths"))))
Heath,
It does not look like you used Mike's formula
=IF(AND([Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() > 90, [Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() < 180 ) , "3-6", IF(AND([Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() > 181, [Expected Close Date]1 - TODAY() < 365 ) , "7-12Mths"))
The AND's need to be closed properly. Your original formula had extra parentheses after the TODAY() function, closing the AND too early.
If you copy Mike's formula directly, it should work. It did for me.
Craig
Thanks, Craig. Yep. Your redesigned formula wasn't closing the AND properly. Try copying and pasting my original formula. Also, compare the differences between yours and mine to see how they are formed. Your formula has the AND's being closed at the very end of the formula. You have to close them immediately after you're done setting up your AND arguments.
Thank you again gentleman.
You're welcome. Glad we could be of help!