2 dates subtraction showing a word if less than 40 days

queysoft

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Hi - what is wrong with this? If i don't use the subtraction the formula works fine - So I am guessing you can't use the formula like I want to and needs to be adjusted?

D4 and E4 are 2 dates.

=if((D4-E4)<40,"yes","no")
 

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In what way isn't it working?
 
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Glad it's sorted & thanks for the feedback.
 
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