Formula Based on two cells.

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Hello,
May I please get assistance.
I currently have a formula that works. It populates Cell F2, based on the date currently in C2 - it populates with "Pending" and "Overdue" and leaves blank if its complete. Below is the equation.

=IFS(C2<=TODAY(),"Overdue",C2<=TODAY()+28,"Pending",C2>TODAY()+28,"")

However, I would like to make a rule that is applied first. SO, if the status is Complete in E2, then F2="Complete", however if E2 is blank, then revert to the above rule.

Please help! :)
Thank you!
 

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Excel Formula: 
=IFS(E2="Complete",E2,C2<=TODAY(),"Overdue",C2<=TODAY()+28,"Pending",1,"")
 
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Excel Formula: 
=IFS(E4="Complete","Complete",C4<=TODAY(),"Overdue",C4<=TODAY()+28,"Pending",C4>TODAY()+28,"")
 
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