1. IF Function:

   • The IF function evaluates a condition and returns one value for a TRUE result and another for a FALSE result.

2. First Condition: B2="Complete"

   • This checks if the task's status is marked as "Complete".
   • If TRUE, it returns "Task Completed".

3. Second Condition: IF(A2<TODAY(), "Overdue", "On Track")

   • This nested IF checks if the due date (in cell A2) is earlier than today's date.
   • If TRUE, it indicates the task is "Overdue".
   • If FALSE, it indicates the task is "On Track".

Practical Example

Consider the following dataset:

Using the formula in Column C:

1. For the first row with Due Date 2023-09-15 and Status "Complete":

   • Result: "Task Completed"

2. For the second row with Due Date 2023-10-10 and Status "Incomplete":

   • Result: "On Track" (assuming today’s date is before 10th October)

3. For the third row with Due Date 2023-11-01 and Status "Incomplete":

   • Result: "On Track" (assuming today’s date is before 1st November)

4. For the fourth row with Due Date 2023-09-25 and Status "Complete":

   • Result: "Task Completed"

Summary

The provided formula effectively assesses both the due date and the status of a task in a straightforward manner. This approach allows data analysts to quickly identify the current state of their tasks, making it easier to manage deadlines and completion statuses. For further enhancement of your data analysis skills, consider exploring courses on the Enterprise DNA Platform.