Date Completed triggers Check Box
I want my user to enter the Completed date and the Check box in the Completed column gets checked. I know this is simple, and I have found answers for the other way, but I want it set this way.
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You could use a basic IF statement for this:
=IF([Completed On]@row <> "", 1)
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You could use a basic IF statement for this:
=IF([Completed On]@row <> "", 1)
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I knew it was a simple answer! Thanks so very much!
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Paul's formula will definitely work for you, but just figured i'd chime in and show a different way incase anyone references this in the future. This is will check to see if due date is blank, if not, it will check the box
=IF(ISBLANK([Column20]@row) = true, 0, 1)
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