Formula assistance:

Hello,

I am looking for some assistance with how to write a formula that will auto-fill a check box. I only want this checked if the Parent Cell column is blank and that the Assigned to is equal to the user. Currently, the formula I use auto-checks is the Assigned To contains the user's name. Any advice on how to modify the formula below to allow for this additional criteria?

=IF([Lead(s)]@row = "Michael Lessard", 1)

Thanks so much!

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L_123

Please extrapolate on the "Assigned to is the user" part of your question. Do you mean the active user accessing the sheet?

Brian W

Would something like this work?

=IF(AND(ISBLANK(PARENT()), [Lead(s)]@row = "Michael Lessard"), 1)

Katye Reed

Hello - it would be in relation to the individual in the Assigned To column, not the current user.

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