Using IF Function with multiple dates

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Hello,

I have two worksheets in my workbook. The first sheet has a list of patients (all patients have unique identifiers i.e 123456 as their patient number) with all of their office visits listed. The second sheet is the same group of patients with all of their hospital discharge dates listed. I'm trying to compare IF any of the unique patients' hospital discharge date/s are within 30 days of any of their office visit dates then I want it to display TRUE.

Please help! :-)
 

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ABCDEFGH
1nrvisite 1visite 2nrdischarge30 days
254-2-20174-1-201754-2-20171
3101-1-20174-2-2017107-1-20172
tables visits/discharges
 
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