Late Flag to trigger based on multiple date fields and not blank
I want the Section 2 Late flag to be red if
Section 2 Due Date is in the past (and the Section 2 Due Date is not blank)
and if Section 2 Approval Date is not blank.
Best Answer
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I got this to work!
=IF(AND([Section 2 Due Date]@row < TODAY(), NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Due Date]@row))), NOT(AND([Section 2 Approval Date]@row < TODAY(), NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Approval Date]@row)))))
Answers
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Hi Leah,
Maybe you can try this inside the checkbox column:
=IF(AND([Section 2 Due Date]@row < TODAY(), NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Due Date]@row)), NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Approval Date]@row))), 1)
Based on the description:
[Section 2 Due Date]@row < TODAY()
Section 2 Due Date is in the past
NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Due Date]@row))
(and the Section 2 Due Date is not blank)
NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Approval Date]@row))
Section 2 Approval Date is not blank
All of that contained in a AND() for the different conditions to be met.
Hope it helps,
Samantha
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I've tried similar, and it's flagging the opposite
The ones with Due Dates in Feb aren't flagging as overdue, and the one that has been complete (section 2 Approval Date populated) is the one that flags (and shouldn't)
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I got this to work!
=IF(AND([Section 2 Due Date]@row < TODAY(), NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Due Date]@row))), NOT(AND([Section 2 Approval Date]@row < TODAY(), NOT(ISBLANK([Section 2 Approval Date]@row)))))
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