Power Query M equivalent of excel conditional IFS formula for a conditional column

indrajeet_rajput

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So, I have a date&time column in my raw data which I extract daily (the date&time refers to the audit date&time), along with a Feedback Status column(which can have only these three values Accepted/Rejected or Pending) We don't have any date/time for when the feedback was Accepted or Rejected....

I need to create a column for Ontime or Late Feedback acknowledgement where the condition is => if it has been over 48 hours from the Audit date&time and the Feedback Status is "Accepted"or"Rejected" it should return "Late Acknowledgement"; Or if it has been less than 48 hrs from the Audit date&time and the Feedback Status is "Accepted" or "Rejected" it should return "Ontime Acknowledgement"

I have used this formula below in excel:
IFS(AND (NOW()-A2<2, OR (B2="Accepted", B2="Rejected")), "On Time Acknowledgement", AND (NOW()-A2>2,OR(B2="Accepted", B2="Rejected")), "Late Acknowledgement", B2="Pending", "Pending")
 

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