IF/AND/ISDATE COMBINATION
Hello all,
I am trying to say If GPD Release Date UK has a date equal or less than GDP 15 Day Target Date-UK and HA Approval UK has a date, then the result should be "On-Time", if not then "Late". But i keep getting #INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET
. What am i doing wrong here?
=IF(AND([GPD Release Date-UK]@row = <[GDP 15 Day Target Date-UK]@row, ISDATE([HA Approval-UK]@row), "On-Time", "Late"))
Best Answer
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You have your operators flipped and a misplaced parenthesis. Give this a shot:
=IF(AND([GPD Release Date-UK]@row <= [GDP 15 Day Target Date-UK]@row, ISDATE([HA Approval-UK]@row)), "On-Time", "Late")
Answers
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You have your operators flipped and a misplaced parenthesis. Give this a shot:
=IF(AND([GPD Release Date-UK]@row <= [GDP 15 Day Target Date-UK]@row, ISDATE([HA Approval-UK]@row)), "On-Time", "Late")
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Thank you Paul!!!!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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