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I am trying to figure out a function, that will give me a result of Yes or No, if the dates are matching or not.

This is the function I am using, but it just gives me results of all No, when most dates do match to the other date

=IF([@[Due Date]]=[@[Date Paid]],"Yes","No")

I'm not sure if this is the correct function to even use for this?
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Are the two RANGES named what you are calling them? Remove the @. Try to reference the cell directly and see if it returns what you want. If it does, then you can move to the named region or RANGE.
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Yes they are named that way. I tried removing the @ symbol, and still gives just the answer of No for all cells.
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Ok so try the formula referencing the actual cell location. Did that work? In other words, if DUEDATE is cell A1, then put A1 in formula.
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Remove the brackets too.

=if (due> pay, true, false)
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