Adapt Formula to include Becoming Due & Paid

Shazz

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Good Morning all,

I have the below Formula which is great but I want to add to it to show, upcoming due dates (3 days before due) saying "Becoming Due" and also if a date is in Column Q then the cell that the formula is in (Column M) will say "Paid"

=IF(ISBLANK(L13),"",IF(L13<today(),"overdue","not due"))<="" span=""></today(),"overdue","not>

Can anyone show me how to adapt to incorporate these please.

Thanks
Shazz xx
 

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Hello,

Most probably ... just after L13 there is a "<" operator ... which removed everything ...
 
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Hi James006

I do not understand what you mean?

<today(),"overdue","not due"))
Most probably ... just after L13 there is a "<" operator ... which removed everything ...

here is the full formula =IF(ISBLANK(L3),"",IF(L3 <today(),"overdue","not due"))<today(),"overdue","not="" due"))[="" code]<="" html=""></today(),"overdue","not></today(),"overdue","not><TODAY(),"Overdue","Not Due"))
 
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to display the full formula, you need to put space before/after the < > etc
 
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Sorry, Ion't know why it wont allow me to show the full code and dont know how to get around it.
 
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=IF(ISBLANK(L3),"",IF(L3 < TODAY(),"Overdue","Not Due"))
 
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Cross posted https://chandoo.org/forum/threads/formula-for-passed-upcoming-and-paid-dates.41492/

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