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Hello
I have a checkbox column that I want when checked to copy the shipped date form one column (Shipped Date) to another column (Customer requested date).
Is this possible with a formula?
Yes, you can enter the following formula into you customer requested date box. However, if someone hard codes a date over the formula, it will overwrite it and the formula will no longer exist.
=IF([Checkbox Column Name]@row = 1, [Shipped Date]@row, "")
Hi,
To add to Mike's excellent advice.
If you want to store the date that the checkbox was checked without adding the date manually, you can use the third-party service, Zapier, for that use case.
I hope that helps!
Have a fantastic weekend!
Best,
Andrée Starå
Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD
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