VBA help

[Ken]

I am designing a measurement spreadsheet with the
following conditions:

DESCRIPTION:
For a Project, every Milestone is linked to another
milestone.

If Linking milestone 'ML' was completed on time, then
check if this Milestone was completed on time too by
comparing the number of days 'N' and the estimated number
of days for Milestone 'E'.

N= E "On Time"
N > E "Over Time"
N < E "Under Time"

SO IT WOULD BE SOMETHING LIKE

FOR SAME PROJECT NUMBER
IF ML (Actual Date of Completion) = ML (Estimated Date of
completion )

THEN

COMPARE N and E

N= E "On Time"
N > E "Over Time"
N < E "Under Time"

Thanks in advance.
Ken

[JulieD]

Hi Ken

are you looking for an IF statement that says

=IF(A1=B1,"On Time",IF(A1>B1,"Over Time","Under Time"))

where A1 has N it in and B1 has E

or ???

Cheers
JulieD

"Ken" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2a0901c51dd7$2af30170$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>I am designing a measurement spreadsheet with the
> following conditions:
>
> DESCRIPTION:
> For a Project, every Milestone is linked to another
> milestone.
>
> If Linking milestone 'ML' was completed on time, then
> check if this Milestone was completed on time too by
> comparing the number of days 'N' and the estimated number
> of days for Milestone 'E'.
>
> N= E "On Time"
> N > E "Over Time"
> N < E "Under Time"
>
> SO IT WOULD BE SOMETHING LIKE
>
> FOR SAME PROJECT NUMBER
> IF ML (Actual Date of Completion) = ML (Estimated Date of
> completion )
>
> THEN
>
> COMPARE N and E
>
> N= E "On Time"
> N > E "Over Time"
> N < E "Under Time"
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Ken

[JE McGimpsey]

One way:

=IF(MLAct=MLEst,CHOOSE(SIGN(N-E)+2,"Under","On","Over")&" Time","")

In article <2a0901c51dd7$2af30170$a601280a@phx.gbl>,
"Ken" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I am designing a measurement spreadsheet with the
> following conditions:
>
> DESCRIPTION:
> For a Project, every Milestone is linked to another
> milestone.
>
> If Linking milestone 'ML' was completed on time, then
> check if this Milestone was completed on time too by
> comparing the number of days 'N' and the estimated number
> of days for Milestone 'E'.
>
> N= E "On Time"
> N > E "Over Time"
> N < E "Under Time"
>
> SO IT WOULD BE SOMETHING LIKE
>
> FOR SAME PROJECT NUMBER
> IF ML (Actual Date of Completion) = ML (Estimated Date of
> completion )
>
> THEN
>
> COMPARE N and E
>
> N= E "On Time"
> N > E "Over Time"
> N < E "Under Time"
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Ken