Using >than

HappyChappy

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hi would like to use >than to give me a Yes or a No yes and no refers to breaks taken if 8:00 or less needs to show a No if greater than 8:00 needs to show Yes
if blank needs to show blank

C1 is 08:00 d1 needs to display No
C1 is 09:00 d1 needs to display Yes

Thanks in advance
 

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8:00​
No
9:00​
Yes
10:00​
Yes
18:00​
Yes
0:00​
No
 
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Some thing like this?
VBA Code:
=IF(OR(C1="",C1=0),"",IF(C1>(--"8:00 AM"),"Yes","No"))
 
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