How can I make State1 change to Complete when Status is Complete?
Mellba
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When Status1 is Complete; I want State1 to be Complete otherwise stay as Past Due, Due Now, or Upcoming Maintenance.
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I got it. I was missing a bracket! Thank you so very much!
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Hi Melba,
You need to add that condition to the front of your existing IF statements and one more parenthesis to the end
=IF([Status1]@row="Complete", "Complete", IF(Date1]@row <= TODAY(), "Past Due", IF([Date1]@row < TODAY(30), "Due Now", "Upcoming Maintenance")))
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I get an unparseable error message.
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I got it. I was missing a bracket! Thank you so very much!
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