I thought I had this one, but after testing there is one situation that fails. I inserted this in my conditional formatting.
=AND(Y3<$AD$36,ISBLANK(P3),Y3<>"")
AD36 will have a two digit date and then the word “Close” after it. I want the formula to return true if Y3 has a date in it that is before the date in AD36. Y3 will likely also have other words.
P3 must be empty and Y3 cannot be empty to be true.
The above formula worked fine, I thought it was good, but it failed if there is ONLY a date in Y3 whiteout other words. If Y3 has a date and words it works perfect. If its only a date it returns true even if the date in Y3 comes after AD36, which really does not make sense to me.
Can anyone advise on how to fix?
=AND(Y3<$AD$36,ISBLANK(P3),Y3<>"")
AD36 will have a two digit date and then the word “Close” after it. I want the formula to return true if Y3 has a date in it that is before the date in AD36. Y3 will likely also have other words.
P3 must be empty and Y3 cannot be empty to be true.
The above formula worked fine, I thought it was good, but it failed if there is ONLY a date in Y3 whiteout other words. If Y3 has a date and words it works perfect. If its only a date it returns true even if the date in Y3 comes after AD36, which really does not make sense to me.
Can anyone advise on how to fix?