How do I utilise the IF formula to allow a T-Shirt size to be generated based on duration of days?
Hello,
First time asking a question. Forgive brevity/waffle!
I have been struggling to understand the syntax issue I have when trying to generate a T-shirt size based off the 'Duration [Days]' column I have.
If 'Duration [Days]' is known/calculated from START/END Dates can I generate the t-shirt size automatically?
My formula/s thus far are:
ATTEMPT 1
=IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row <= 1, "XXS"), IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row <= 5, "XS"), IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row <= 10, "S"), IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row <= 20, "M"), IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row <= 40, "L"), IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row <= 60, "XL"), IF([Duration \[Days\]]@row > 60, "XXL")
ATTEMPT 2
=IF([Duration [Days]]@row <= 1, "XXS", IF([Duration [Days]]@row <= 5, "XS"), IF([Duration [Days]]@row <= 10, "S", IF([Duration [Days]]@row <= 20, "M", IF([Duration [Days]]@row <= 40, "L", IF([Duration [Days]]@row <= 60, "XL", IF([Duration [Days]]@row > 60, "XXL"))))))
Am I anywhere near close to cracking this?
Or
Do I need to insert [value_if_false] into the above?
Beyond that, can you also drive a formula on top of the above IF function that would allow me to input the t-shirt shirt and generate both the end date and 'Duration [Days]' if the start date is known?
Basically, I would like that ability to generate a t-shirt size if duration is known, or generate duration if t-shirt size is estimated.
Please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Jack
Best Answer
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You keep closing out your IF statements early. The closer of the two above would be the second one where you just need to remove the closing parenthesis from after "XS".
Answers
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You keep closing out your IF statements early. The closer of the two above would be the second one where you just need to remove the closing parenthesis from after "XS".
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Boom!
Thanks @Paul Newcome .
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