calculate dates

Swifey

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In my spreadsheet colT is the order date and in colY is the dispatch date. - both columns have a date format of dd/mm/yy

What I’m trying to do and failed miserably is say - if dispatch date is 48 more than the order date state "More than 48 hours delivery"

Could you please help

Thanks
Swifey
 
Dont worry about it we all have our senior moments. Thank you your advice it was most helpful.

Regards
 
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