Automation
I'd like to create an automation to send a notice to a coordinator when days worked are within 2 days of Days allowed to work. I'd also like to add a conditional format that highlights the row. Please help.
Best Answer
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Hi @LHurley!
Assuming 'days worked' and 'days allowed' are the column names, you can set up a helper column with a formula like so,
=IF([days worked]@row + 2 = [days allowed]@row, 1, IF([days worked]@row - 2 = [days allowed]@row, 1, 0))
This will allow you to see if the days worked are +/- 2 days from days allowed. From there you can set up an automation where if the helper column changes to 1, send a notification to the coordinator. You can also use conditional formatting to highlight the row if the helper column is 1.
Hope this helps!
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Answers
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Hi @LHurley!
Assuming 'days worked' and 'days allowed' are the column names, you can set up a helper column with a formula like so,
=IF([days worked]@row + 2 = [days allowed]@row, 1, IF([days worked]@row - 2 = [days allowed]@row, 1, 0))
This will allow you to see if the days worked are +/- 2 days from days allowed. From there you can set up an automation where if the helper column changes to 1, send a notification to the coordinator. You can also use conditional formatting to highlight the row if the helper column is 1.
Hope this helps!
Let's connect!
www.linkedin.com/in/ashleylknight
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Thank you!
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