Formula when a column has a checkbox
I cannot seem to find this answer:
When a column has a checkbox, another column must have data in it or it will turn red
Example. If someone is needed on site (it is checked) then a person(s) name must be in the box. They cannot leave it blank or it will be red.
On Site Person
<star> Contact List or cell is RED
Best Answers
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Try something like this:
=IF(AND([Checkbox Column]@row = 1, [Person's Name Column]@row = ""), "Red")
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I'm getting a circular reference error. This is what I am using:
=IF(AND([On Site]@row = 1, [Who is On Site]@row = ""), "Red")
Answers
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Try something like this:
=IF(AND([Checkbox Column]@row = 1, [Person's Name Column]@row = ""), "Red")
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I'm getting a circular reference error. This is what I am using:
=IF(AND([On Site]@row = 1, [Who is On Site]@row = ""), "Red")
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Do you have formulas in either of the two columns being referenced? Which column are you putting the formula in?
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Ah I got it. Thank you!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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