IF(AND(OR Formula

Andrew Skibbz

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Hi,
I have the following formula:
=IF(AND([@[Received_Date(Final)]]<>””,[@[Received_Date(Final)]]<today(),trim([@[status_name]])<>”Completed”),TODAY()+TIME(7,0,0),[@[Received_Date(Final)]])</today(),trim([@[status_name]])<>

Basically the formula moves a date to today’s date if the status name is not equal to “completed”

I want to change this to move date if not equal to “Completed” or “Cancelled”

Any Help appreciated!

Thanks,
Andrew
 

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=IF(AND([@[Received_Date(Final)]]<>"",[@[Received_Date(Final)]]<TODAY(),TRIM([@[status_name]])<>"Completed"),TODAY()+TIME(7,0,0),[@[Received_Date(Final)]])
 
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Have you tried the suggestion in post#3?
 
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This can't be difficult.

In short.
Column A - various dates
Column B - Status (Completed, Cancelled, Processing etc...)

All I want in Column C is:

If Date in Column A and Status in Column B is less than today's date and not equal to "Completed or Cancelled", move to today's date.
 
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In that case how about
=IF(AND([@[Received_Date(Final)]]<>"",[@[Received_Date(Final)]]< today(),trim([@[status_name]])<>"Completed",trim([@[status_name]])<>"Cancelled"),TODAY()+TIME(7,0,0),[@[Received_Date(Final)]])
 
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