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Assistance with Date Formula
Yes, that is a different situation. An empty cell is treated as "less than" any date. So:
=IF(AND(D2<>"", D2<=TODAY()), "YES", "")
If D2 is on or after today, it is not blank, so we don't have to check for the cell being not blank:
=IF(D2>=TODAY(), "YES", "")
If you only want to check if the cell is not blank:
=IF(D2<>"", "YES", "")
Hi HansVogelaar thanks so much for your fast response
This seems so obvious and makes sense, but there is one situation where it doesn't seem to work:
If D2 is entirely blank (there's no text/date/etc. entered) it results with "YES" with the formula: =IF(D2 <=TODAY(),"YES",""). Any way to avoid this?
(quick note, I reversed then >= to <= as I had it backwards in my original post)Yes, that is a different situation. An empty cell is treated as "less than" any date. So:
=IF(AND(D2<>"", D2<=TODAY()), "YES", "")
- Thank you so much, that did the trick!
