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I have an Excel Worksheet (2003 Excel Version) that has time in one columns. &nbsp;I want to write a formula that says, if you add 4 hours to the time and the<br />
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Result is Less than 5PM- &nbsp; Return 5PM<br />
Result is between 5 PM and 9PM- Return 9PM<br />
Result is after 9PM- Return 11:59:59PM<br />
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I have the part of the formula to add 4 hours it's: =(D2+TIME(4,0,0)) &nbsp; . &nbsp;I am not sure how to come up with the iif statement. &nbsp;
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I have an Excel Worksheet (2003 Excel Version) that has time in one columns.  I want to write a formula that says, if you add 4 hours to the time and the

Result is Less than 5PM-   Return 5PM
Result is between 5 PM and 9PM- Return 9PM
Result is after 9PM- Return 11:59:59PM

I have the part of the formula to add 4 hours it's: =(D2+TIME(4,0,0))   .  I am not sure how to come up with the iif statement.  

IIF statement and add hours in Excel

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