formula if then - output number of days
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If Written Notice Due (Days) = 30, then Advance Notification days = 90; if 60 then 120, if 90 then 150, if 120 then 240
I will enter the data on Written Notice Due Days column (30/60/90/120) and I need a formula to output to Advance Notifications.
Best Answer
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=IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 30, 90, IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 60, 120, IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 90, 150, IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 120, 240))))
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=IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 30, 90, IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 60, 120, IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 90, 150, IF([Written Notice Due (Days)]@row = 120, 240))))
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