For this formula, I would like the RYG balls to be the result. Instead, I’m getting the word “Green” or “Red”. So the formula is working, but would like the balls and not the word.
here is the formula:
=IF([Acknowledge Phaco Care & Maintenance SOP]24 = "Acknowledge/Disagree, i have further input", "Red", IF([Acknowledge Phaco Care & Maintenance SOP]24 = "Acknowledge/Agree", "Green"))
Hi,
Change the column type to symbols (RYG) and it should work.
Have a fantastic week!
Best,
Andrée Starå
Workflow Consultant @ Get Done Consulting
Hi - i have it set to symbols, the check mark inside the green circle and the 'x' within the red circle.
Ok.
Then it should be Yes, Hold, No instead.
Kind regards,
Andrée
Got it!
I can't designate responses to return the RYG... changing to the Yes, No, Hold worked.
Thanks!
Excellent!
Happy to help!
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