What's wrong with this formula?
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Hello, I could be wrong but your final IF statement has no statement if false.
[% Completed]@row < 70 = Logical Statement
"Red" = Value if Correct
MISSING = Value if Incorrect.
Let me know if this works!
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Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, that didn't work.
This is a step in the Core App Skills Badge Exercise and I can't move on until I get this figured out. The videos leading up to this leave a bit to be desired when it comes to preparing for the skills tests at the end of each module. The exact question is:
Use a nested if formula to automate the RYG status balls in the "Status" column, depending upon the "% Complete" for each request.
If a request is less than 70% complete, turn the "Status" column into a "Red" status ball,
If a request is 70% or above and less than 100% complete, turn the "Status" column into a "Yellow" status ball,
If a request is 100% complete, turn the "Status" column into a "Green" status ball
This formula returns a #UNPARSEABLE response:
=IF([% Complete]@row = 100, "Green", IF(AND [% Complete]@row > 70, [% Complete]@ row < 99), "Yellow", IF ([% Complete]@row < 70, "Red", 0))))
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