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I have the following setup and the formula below is for the GLH column. At times, I don't have the Actual End date yet and the GLH "may not be exceeded" yet so I would prefer to have the GLH to be something like TBD, when the Actual End date is not populated. What do I need to change in the formula?
Formula:
=IF(AND([GO Live Date]@row > [Actual End]@row, [Actual End]@row <> ""), "On-Time", "Exceeded")
Best Answer
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Give this a try:
=IF([Actual End]@row <> "", IF([GO Live Date]@row> [Actual End]@row, "On-Time", "Exceeded"), "TBD")
Answers
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Have you try using the isblank function? try this =IF(ISBLANK([Actual End]@row), "TBD", IF(AND([GO Live Date]@row > [Actual End]@row, [Actual End]@row <> ""), "On-Time", "Exceeded"))
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Give this a try:
=IF([Actual End]@row <> "", IF([GO Live Date]@row> [Actual End]@row, "On-Time", "Exceeded"), "TBD")
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