Date based on a range that contains pm or am
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Fixed but now getting an #invalid argument set. The formula used in the date column is taking values from a text/number column. Could that have something to do with it?
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Ok. What columns are filled out manually/by the form?
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The tech arrival time & Store Open time are filled out by the installing technician
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What about [Install Date] and [Install End Date]?
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Well I got something that worked.
=IF([Tech Arrived AM/PM]1 = [Store Open AM/PM]1, [Install Date]@row, IF(AND([Tech Arrived AM/PM]1 = "A", [Store Open AM/PM]1 = "P"), [Install Date]1, [Install Date]1 + 1))
Covers all the bases:
A to A install date, A to P Install date, P to P Install Date, P to A Install Date + 1
I think I have all the bases covered. If there were a way to give you 100 stars I would.🏆️👏
With many, many thanks
Sharon Castiglia
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Happy to help. 👍️
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