Add a condition to an Excel formula to include when date in one cell equals date in another cell

Column AH = Date WO was completed
Column AI = Deadline date

My formula below indicates whether the WO was completed by the deadline or not:

=IFERROR(IF($AH2="","",IF($AH2<$AI2,"Yes","No")),"")

I need the above formula to be modified to include the additional condition below:

If AH2 = AI2, the result is also 'Yes' (the deadline was met)

Thanks!
Andrea
AndreamaryAsked:
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ShumsDistinguished Expert - 2017Commented:
Andrea,

This was simple :)  just to add <=
=IFERROR(IF($AH2="","",IF($AH2<=$AI2,"Yes","No")),"")
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AndreamaryAuthor Commented:
Thanks for the quick response, Shums! For some reason, the results I'm getting are still showing the deadline isn't met if AH2 = AI2. It appears that column AH includes a date and time stamp, whereas column AI only includes the date. Is it possible for the formula to ignore the time stamp, and if so, do you think that would resolve the issue?
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ShumsDistinguished Expert - 2017Commented:
Show me the format of both the columns
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ShumsDistinguished Expert - 2017Commented:
If that's the case, then try below:
=IFERROR(IF($AH2="","",IF(TEXT($AH2,"dd-mm-yyyy")<=TEXT($AI2,"dd-mm-yyyy"),"Yes","No")),"")
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aranaCommented:
try this:
=IFERROR(IF($Ah2="","",IF(DATEVALUE(TEXT($Ah2,"DD/MM/yy"))<=$ai2,"Yes","No")),"")
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AndreamaryAuthor Commented:
That did the trick! Thanks, Shums!
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ShumsDistinguished Expert - 2017Commented:
Pleased to help Andrea!

Arana great formula
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AndreamaryAuthor Commented:
Hi Arana,

I'm sorry, but I had already closed the question before I saw your response, which also worked. Thanks very much!

Andrea
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aranaCommented:
Nothing to be sorry about, glad it worked, it was in fact Shum's answer just adjusted for your comment about time stamp, all credit goes to him, just wanted to give you an alternate way to do it , as a future reference.
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ShumsDistinguished Expert - 2017Commented:
Andrea,

Please request to re-open your question and split the points, Arana's solution is as helpful as mine.
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AndreamaryAuthor Commented:
Thanks, Shums, I'll follow up...

Andrea
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AndreamaryAuthor Commented:
Thanks very much, Kyle!
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AndreamaryAuthor Commented:
Thanks again to you both! And thanks, Shums, for arranging for the question to be reopened so I could share the points!

Cheers,
Andrea
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ShumsDistinguished Expert - 2017Commented:
You're Welcome Andrea! Glad we both were able to help you.
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