IF Formula not working when looking at two columns

mcarthur2086

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Hello.

I'm in the process of creating a tool that searches between two dates for one of my reports, and have been using some IF formulas to assist. I seem to be having a problem when i have to check against two columns instead of just one.

For example - see below

Data Column A is From_Date
Data Column B is To_Date
Data Column C is Sale_Date
Data Column D is Processed_Date

Test Column E asks if Sale_Date & Processed_Date fall within From_Date and To_Date and if they do, Return "YES". If either/or both do not then answer "NO"

Test Column F asks if Sale_Date DOES fall into From_Date and To_Date range BUT Processed_Date DOES NOT. If true then answer "YES" if not true then answer "NO"

Test Column G asks if Sale_Date DOES NOT fall in From_Date to To_Date range. If it DOES NOT then answer "YES" or if it DOES answer "NO"


From_DateTo_DateSale_DateProcessed_DateTest_Column_ETest_Column_FTest_Column_G
1/01/2018

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30/01/2018

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2/01/2018

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</tbody>
2/01/2018

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</tbody>

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</tbody>

For Test Column E - I created IF(AND(C2,D2>=A2,C2,D2<=B2),"YES","NO"), which looks like it works, however it actually seems to only be referencing Column D and wont change the result when i alter the dates in Column C.

For Test Column F - I've tried multiple ways to get this to work, with no luck - with some reading, i think i should be looking at nesting two IF statements but not 100% sure.

For Test Column G - I created <b2),"no","yes") which="" seems="" to="" work="" fine
IF(AND(C2>A2,C2<B2),"NO","YES") which seems to be ok

If anyone could offer guidance on Test Column E and Test Column F, it would be greatly appreciated.

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