formula question
we are using smartsheet to keep track of community park passes. i have a column for name, account #, tag # and pass #. I need to be notified / alerted if an account gets more than one pass. Is there a formula that can check for a duplicate account number when the pass # cell is not blank? In the below picture, I sorted by division-block-lot; however, normally this will not be sorted in this way. I wanted to show that 6-39 was issued 2 different Annual Passes and should not have. I need an alert that will help prevent this, if possible.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi Chevron,
Add a checkbox column [duplicate]with the formula:
=IF(COUNTIFS([annual pass #]:[annual pass #], IS TEXT(@cell) [division-block-lot]:[division-block-lot], [division-block-lot]@row)>1, 1, 0)
The box will check if the row is duplicate.
Set an automation that if [duplicate] is checked send an alert. Both rows will check when duplicate.
Work?
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I think this will work. Thank you.
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