Hello
As per the screenshot below, im trying to have a formula that if Status A is selected from the column this will check the box within approved for construction.
is this possible.
Regards Daniel
Try something like this...
=IF([Issue 1 - Status Received]@row = "Status A", 1)
Hello Paul
That works perfectly, what if i need to add status B to the option and additional columns such as Issue 2 - Status Received, can this work also.
Really appreciate your help.
It can. The first step would be to list out all criteria that could potentially check the box. From there we can build out a formula that can cover everything.
In summary the sequence as below:
=IF "Issue 1 - Status Received or Issue 2 - Status Received or Issue 3 - Status Received or Issue 4 - Status Received or Issue 5 - Status Received or Issue 6 - Status Received or Issue 7 - Status Received" is either "Status A or Status B" then "Approved for Construction" column is checked.
I don't know why, but my response keeps triggering Smartsheet's security. I took a screenshot of it in a Word Doc. Let me know if you are able to read it, and in the mean time I will be reaching out to them to see what's going on...
This works perfectly, thanks again for the help really appreciated.
No worries. Happy to help!
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