Formula to return 'True' or 'False' depending on client plan date.

Hi,

I use Office 365.

I have a range of two dates: Start and End. These dates refer to dates that a client use our service.

I need a formula that will say 'True' or 'False' if that client was on a personal plan on the date they started using our service, and if they were still on the plan when they left our service.

I went through it manually, but it's quite time-consuming, so it would be great if I could have a formula that does it based on the dates.

Please see example attached,

Thanks

Katie

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In D2 =IF(E2<B2,"Yes","No") and copy down
in F2 =IF(G2<C2,"No","Yes") and copy down