Comparing two dates and ignoring blank cells

[TSLRachel]

Hello,

I have a spreadsheet with two dates, G10 is the target date and C29 is the achieved date.

In cell G12 i have the formula =IF(G10>C29, "Yes", "No) to tell me if the target date was achieved or not.

My issue is that if no dates are entered in G10 or C29, the formula in G12 is returning a "No" value.
When I enter a date in cell G10 only, the formula in G12 returns a "Yes" value.
Ideally I would like cell G12 to stay blank until both dates have been entered.

This is a spreadsheet with multiple tabs, each one is a call out report and they all link back to a summary sheet which needs to be sent to a client so i need the correct response and if the call out hasn't happened yet, the cell needs to be blank.

The date in cell G10 is populated from a formula so that is never blank.

Does anyone have a solution??

Thanks in advance!!

[josephteh]

Try, =IF(OR(G10="",C29=""),"",IF(G10>C29, "Yes", "No"))

[TSLRachel]

Thank you! This works perfectly!

[AliGW]

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[josephteh]

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