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    Hello,

    I need a formula that will give me a yes or no for orders that were placed within the last 90 days and then have a Y or N in the column next to the last order date column(below). Is there a formula that will work? Thank you for your assistance as I haven't used Excel in quite some time and I need help.

    Last Order Date Last 90 Days
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017
    06/22/2017

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    Re: Yes and No Formulas

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    Re: Yes and No Formulas

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    If you are matching against the 'Last Order Date' column ... this should work. (If you are wanting to check ALL columns, this won't work):

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    Note: The above presumes your Last Order Date column is "A" and the code is pasted in "B"



    Last Order Date Last 90 Days
    2/22/2017
    8/22/2017
    YES
    6/22/2017
    8/6/2017
    YES
    6/22/2017
    8/22/2017
    YES
    6/22/2017
    6/22/2017
    6/22/2017

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    Re: Yes and No Formulas

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    Re: Yes and No Formulas

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    Disregard my answer. leelnich is correct.

    My mind read 90 days but "saw" 30 days. My apologies.

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