What's wrong with this formula?

Are those Date fields? I don’t see anything wrong, also maybe you could use is_after and is_before.

@Elias_Gomez_Sainz Thanks for the reply! And the Date to Make is a date field. Field 6 is a formula field with a Date output and format. Would that cause an issue?

I think not, I meant Date value. I’m tempted to try in a demo base :grinning_face_with_sweat:

It’s working for me:

IF(AND(TODAY()<={Date to Make}, TODAY()>={Field 6}),"Yes", "Not Time Yet")

Demo: https://airtable.com/shryBdRv29xE6agoU

I’ve removed the line breaks and replaced the quotes (I think the forum styles them).

Excellent! Yes for some reason copying your version worked. That’s interesting. I did the code in a text editor to get a better understanding of it, so I guess when I copied and pasted into the formula field, it didn’t accept it. Now I know to simply type it out instead! Thanks!

Yeah, watch out for those curly quotes - that will break a formula.

IF(AND(TODAY()<={Date to Make}, TODAY()>={Field 6}),“Yes”, “Not Time Yet”)

I’ve pasted straigth quotes, but the forum convert them into curly.

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