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If greater of date1 and date2 is less than todays date display as No??

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    Question If greater of date1 and date2 is less than todays date display as No??

    Hi all,

    As per username I am an excel formula novice.

    I am looking to have a column telling me whether my items are currently certified.

    Date1 is the previous certificate expiry date, date2 is the new cert issue date (which will be blank until issued/entered - incase that affects date1 v date2 comparison)

    Had pictured something along the lines of If greater of (date1 and date2) is less than todays date display as No or vice versa for Yes, but have no idea how to implement it.


    Thanks in advance
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    Re: If greater of date1 and date2 is less than todays date display as No??

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    Re: If greater of date1 and date2 is less than todays date display as No??

    Awesome. Thanks for your help.

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