Is it possible to set up an If statement on a “Child” field dependent on a date in the Parent field?
What I am looking to do is have a field fill in Yes or No based on the Impacted Article Complete Date in the Child row and the Alert Expiration Date in the Parent Row.
If the Impacted Article complete Date is prior to the Alert Expiration Date, the field would fill in Yes. If the date is after the Alert Expiration Date, it would fill in No.
Kristie Diersen 😀
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I think I am following now. Give something like this a try...
=IF([Impacted Article Complete Date]@row <= PARENT([Alert Expiration Date]@row), "Yes", "No")
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Would you be able to provide a screenshot with sensitive/confidential data hidden, removed, or replaced with "dummy data"?
From what I am understanding, it should be possible, but I want to verify first before providing a solution that may or may not work for you.
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What I am looking to do is have the Article Published before Expiration Date field fill in Yes or No based on the Impacted Article Complete Date in the Child row and the Alert Expiration Date in the Parent Row.
If the Impacted Article complete Date is prior to the Alert Expiration Date, the field would fill in Yes. If the date is after the Alert Expiration Date, it would fill in No. Then the No would trigger an automation Alert Someone that I would set up.
Kristie Diersen 😀
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I think I am following now. Give something like this a try...
=IF([Impacted Article Complete Date]@row <= PARENT([Alert Expiration Date]@row), "Yes", "No")
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