=AND($B$12"",$B$12TODAY()+60) What does the mean in this?

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March 18th, 2010, 04:24 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions

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=AND($B$12"",$B$12TODAY()+60) What does the mean in this?

Formula above has and then the double quotes. In the context of the cell
B12, what does the mean and does the Double Quotes mean, the current cell
of B13 will be "nothing" in the cell?
Just a little confused, haven't run across this formula, yet.

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