Hello,
I was wondering why the formatting of this document is auto-crossing out the actual calculation? Is it suppose to be doing this? Is there a way to make it not do this?
Someone likely set up a conditional formatting rule on your sheet. You can disable it with the steps in our help center: https://help.smartsheet.com/articles/516359-conditional-formatting#deletedisablerules
If a conditional formatting rule isn't the cause of this, it's likely that some cells were formatting this way, and the formatting is auto-filling to new rows. To fix this, select all of the cells that have this formatting, and click on the format eraser (eraser looking icon) in the left toolbar. This will remove all formatting, but will keep your formulas/values in tact.
Can someone help with this formula? Its not working as-is, but I also would like to use the "contains"/"has" for the leader column as I combined a bunch of contact columns. Here is my attempt to use has - Heres the references (other sheet) Month, all Leads, and R&B prog is the first one (project)
I would like to parse out this data by creating a listing with a row for each person, for each project they appear on, for each month. I think this would only give me the groupings anyways, but this doesnt seem to even get me started - it popped up then people have disappeared.
Hello. I cannot figure this out. =IF([GL Code]@row = 14030, "Leasehold") How do I add additional IF statements in the same cell, for example if the GL Code@row = 14040, "FF&E", GL Code@row = 14050, "CR Equip" Thanks.
