I would like to create an if/ then statement =IF([Launch Date]5 > [Start Date]5) = 1
Essentially asking it to compare 2 dates. If the first is larger, then give a 1. If the second is larger give 0.
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=if([Launch Date]5 > [Start Date]5,1)
if you are going to have this on every row then use
=if([Launch Date]@row > [Start Date]@row,1)
You can use this even for one row. It is more efficient.
Also, you can optionally add a false value, so it you wanted to make it return 0 when false then
=if([Launch Date]@row > [Start Date]@row,1,0)
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=if([Launch Date]5 > [Start Date]5,1)
if you are going to have this on every row then use
=if([Launch Date]@row > [Start Date]@row,1)
You can use this even for one row. It is more efficient.
Also, you can optionally add a false value, so it you wanted to make it return 0 when false then
=if([Launch Date]@row > [Start Date]@row,1,0)
✅Did my post help answer your question or solve your problem? Please help the Community by marking it as the accepted answer/helpful. It will make it easier for others to find a solution or help to answer!
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Thanks Frank this helps.
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