Setting a flag want to ignore blank cells
I have this formula. It works well unless the cell is blank
=IF([Warranty End Date]@row <= TODAY(), 1, "")
How do I insert the ISBLANK logic in this formula? So far, It hasn't worked.
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Hi @JPUMBARGER - Try this.
=IF(ISBLANK([Warranty End Date]@row), "", IF([Warranty End Date]@row <= TODAY(), 1, ""))
Please let me know if that helps!
Amber Eakin, MSLS, M.Ed.
Adult Education Specialist | Process Improvement Enthusiast
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This worked thank you!
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Hi @JPUMBARGER - Try this.
=IF(ISBLANK([Warranty End Date]@row), "", IF([Warranty End Date]@row <= TODAY(), 1, ""))
Please let me know if that helps!
Amber Eakin, MSLS, M.Ed.
Adult Education Specialist | Process Improvement Enthusiast
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This worked thank you!
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Fabulous!
Amber Eakin, MSLS, M.Ed.
Adult Education Specialist | Process Improvement Enthusiast
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