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    stryder09 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Greater than or equal to date

    I have a start date for a project and a determined end date based on your criteria (ex. 6 weeks or 42 days) The end date is calculated using the following.



    Field Name is ChallengeEndingDate

    =DateAdd("d",[ChallengeLength]*7,[ChallengeStartingDate])

    Every day, a log is filled out and entered into the system, I would like a fielld to be populated automatically to say Passed or Failed or N/A, depending on the current date. If the date is before the ending date then N/A will appear, if on or after the ending date depending if criteria was met I want it to say Pass or Fail.

    I thought maybe something like the following but it doesn't work.

    =IIF([TodaysChallengeDate]>[ChallengeEndingDate] Or [TodaysChallengeDate]=[ChallengeEndingDate],([Challenger1GoalWeight]-0.1)<[Challenger1Weight],"Passed","Failed")


    Any Help would be appreciated

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    ajetrumpet is offline VIP
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    Quote Originally Posted by stryder09 View Post
    I have a start date for a project and a determined end date based on your criteria (ex. 6 weeks or 42 days) The end date is calculated using the following.

    Field Name is ChallengeEndingDate

    =DateAdd("d",[ChallengeLength]*7,[ChallengeStartingDate])
    I understand that.

    Quote Originally Posted by stryder09 View Post
    Every day, a log is filled out and entered into the system, I would like a fielld to be populated automatically to say Passed or Failed or N/A, depending on the current date. If the date is before the ending date then N/A will appear, if on or after the ending date depending if criteria was met I want it to say Pass or Fail.
    this I cannot follow. Care to expand a little more??

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