Returning a YES value

Trying to get a formula to evaluate 2 columns and if the 1st column is CURRENT and the 2nd Column is CHECKED, return a value of YES, and if either column doesn't show the CURRENT of CHECKED, return a value of NO. Have tried many combos and think I'm close - what's missing or wrong here:

=IF(AND([Ins Status]@row = "Current", [Agreement EXE]@row 1), YES, NO)

Included a snip. THANKS!!

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L_123

=IF(AND([Ins Status]@row = "Current", [Agreement EXE]@row = 1), "YES", "NO")

Just missing an equal sign and some quotes

Debbie Petersen

AHH! Thank you so much!

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