Formula not returning the correct values
I'm having a bit of a weird issue. I have a helper column that is supposed to return values that are pulled for a metrics sheet. Overall the formula is working, but it's like its not moving past the "Materials Delivered to Vendor" part.
=IF([GM Status]@row = "PO Created", "Written", IF([GM Status]@row = "Delivered to Vendor", "Materials Delivered to Vendor", IF([Shipping Status From Vendor]@row = "Shipped", "Garments Shipped From Vendor", IF(Received@row = 1, "Received", IF([Invoice Status]@row = "paid", "Invoiced")))))
Basically, it doesn't seem to be returning the "Received" or "Invoiced" values and I'm unsure why, as all the other parts of this formula are working fine.
Some extra information: the GM Status column is a drop down, as is Shipping Status From Vendor, the Received column is a checkbox, and Invoice Status is a drop down.
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The way nested IFs work is reading from left to right and stopping on the first true value. This means that even if Received@row is checked, if the status is "Delivered to Vendor", the formula will never evaluate the checkbox.
If this sounds like it is possibly the issue, you would just want to rearrange the order of your IF statements.
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@Galadriel975 is the issue resolved?
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The way nested IFs work is reading from left to right and stopping on the first true value. This means that even if Received@row is checked, if the status is "Delivered to Vendor", the formula will never evaluate the checkbox.
If this sounds like it is possibly the issue, you would just want to rearrange the order of your IF statements.
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