Today(), and due dates

sss071

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  1. 365
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Hi, I am a novice and am looking for a formula to do the following:

1. If due date has not arrived, show Not Due
2. If due date has arrived and is less than 30 days over, show Due
3. If due date has arrived and is 30 days or more over, show Overdue
4. If completion date has been entered into another cell, show Complete.

Due date = cell K4
Completion date = cell E4
 

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Book1
EKL
3Completion dateDue date
47/7/2022Due
57/8/20227/8/2022Complete
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L4:L5L4=IF(E4<>"","Complete",LOOKUP(TODAY()-K4,{-100000,0,31},{"Not Due","Due","Overdue"}))
 
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