" False" error message using isblank with 2 if statements

Jim Chad

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IF(isblank(D12),(F17<365,F27,IF(F17>364,F37,f12)))

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my formula?
 

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It is structured incorrectly.
Can you tell us in plain English exactly what you want it to do?
 
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Welcome to the Board!

It is structured incorrectly.
Can you tell us in plain English exactly what you want it to do?

If F12 is blank go on to the 2 if statements. If f12 is not blank, I would like the contents of 712 to be copied here.
 
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You are missing the inner IF for your nested IF statements, i.e.
Code:
[COLOR=#333333]=IF(isblank(D12),[/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000][B]IF[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#333333](F17<365,F27,IF(F17>364,F37,f12)))[/COLOR]
 
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=IF(ISBLANK(D12),IF(F17<365,F27,IF(F17>364,F37,F12)))

This is what I have now and am still getting false message
 
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Please let us know your values in the following cells, so we can try to recreate your scenario:
D12
F12
F17
F27
F37
 
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please let us know your values in the following cells, so we can try to recreate your scenario:
d12
7/2/2018

<tbody>
</tbody>
f12 =if(and(isblank('start here'!c6),isblank('start here'!c7),isblank('start here'!c8),isblank('start here'!c9)),"",d12)


<tbody>
</tbody>
f17
=datedif(d11,d12,"d")
f27
=if(f17<365,f22,"")
f37
=if(f17>365,f32,"")
 
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Sorry, since some of those cells actually reference other cells and ranges, I need to know the value being returned/shown in each of those cells.

Also, since I don't know where you are and what date format you typically use, does 7/2/2018 mean "February 7, 2018", or "July 2, 2018"?
 
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