IF Formula for Greater Than or Less Than with Time

pvtjoker77

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Hello

First off Thank you in advance!

Here is my set up in 1 cell (AG33) I have the current time using the =LastModified(K4) in the cell below it I'm trying write a formula that if the current time is before or = 11:59 AM it returns Good Morning but if the time is after 11:59 AM but before 5:59 PM it returns Good Afternoon and if it is After 5:59 pm or later it returns Good Evening

Here are 2 that I have tried

This first one I put 11:59 AM in cell AG30 and 5:59 PM in Cell AG31 and in cell (AH33) is Good Morning, In Cell (AI33) Good Afternoon, in Cell (AJ33) is Good Evening for the IF formula below

=IF(AG33<=AG30,AH33, IF(AG33<AG31,AI33, IF(AG33>AG31, AJ33, "")))


The second one

=IF(AG33<=TIME(11,59,59),"Good Morning,",IF(AG33>=TIME(12,0,0),"Good Afternoon,",IF(AG33>=TIME(18,0,0),"Good Evening,""0")))

Any help would be appreciated
 

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Thanks Johnny!! Sorry about that

What is the problem? I can get the 2 formulas to return Good Morning and Good Afternoon but not Good Evening.


What is not working?

With 1st formula for any time after 5:59 PM it will return 0 and need Good Evening ---> First formula =IF(AG33<=AG30,AH33, IF(AG33<ag31,ai33, if(ag33="" style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); background-color: rgb(250, 250, 250);">AG31, AJ33, "")))

</ag31,ai33,>With 2nd formula for any time after 5:59 PM it will return Good Afternoon and need Good Evening ---> Second formula =IF(AG33<=TIME(11,59,59),"Good Morning,",IF(AG33>=TIME(12,0,0),"Good Afternoon,",IF(AG33>=TIME(18,0,0),"Good Evening,""0")))

Error messages? None

Thanks Again
 
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Got it figured out. Thanks

="Good "&VLOOKUP(MOD(AG33,1),{0,"Morning";0.5,"Afternoon";0.75,"Evening"},2)
 
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You shouldn't need the MOD and LOOKUP should suffice:

="Good " &LOOKUP(AG33,{0,"Morning";0.5,"Afternoon";0.75,"Evening"})
 
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