Shawn Wallack
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Hello -
To start, I do not have O365. I have Excel 2016.
I have a table of sprint dates and need to know whether any of the dates overlap. If so, I'd like to be able to identify where the overlaps occur.
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Two possible solutions (not in PQ though), provided that you sort the table by Start date, ascending.
=AND(B3<>"",OR([@Start]<=N(C1),[@End]>=B3))
or
=AND(OFFSET([@Start],1,0)<>"",OR([@Start]<=N(OFFSET([@Start],-1,1)),[@End]>=OFFSET([@End],1,-1)))
Both demonstrated in the attached file, as well as a PQ solution.
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