Combining IF and ISBLANK
Hello,
I have these two formulas working separately on a four-color symbols column, but I cannot combine the two of them without getting error messages.
=IF(ISBLANK([M1 Completed Date]@row), "Gray")
=IF([Milestone Due Date 1]@row >= [M1 Completed Date]@row + 9, "Green", IF([Milestone Due Date 1]@row <= [M1 Completed Date]@row + 4, "Red", "Yellow"))
Could someone please help me put them together?
Thank you,
Ashley
Best Answer
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Try
=IF(ISBLANK([M1 Completed Date]@row), "Gray", IF([Milestone Due Date 1]@row >= [M1 Completed Date]@row + 9, "Green", IF([Milestone Due Date 1]@row <= [M1 Completed Date]@row + 4, "Red", "Yellow")))
Gray is checked first, if M1 Completed is not blank then your G R Y formula is evaluated.
Answers
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Try
=IF(ISBLANK([M1 Completed Date]@row), "Gray", IF([Milestone Due Date 1]@row >= [M1 Completed Date]@row + 9, "Green", IF([Milestone Due Date 1]@row <= [M1 Completed Date]@row + 4, "Red", "Yellow")))
Gray is checked first, if M1 Completed is not blank then your G R Y formula is evaluated.
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Thanks @KPH, that seems to have done it. I really appreciate it.
Ashley
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Happy to help!
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