If Function
I've tried everything. I'm sure it's a simple fix.
If Type = New, then Store Open Date needs to be OPS T/O + 4 days
If Type= Remodel, then Store Open Date needs to be OPS T/O + 2 days.
HELP! Please. Thank you.
=IF((Type@row="New"), ([OPS T/O]@row+4), (Type@row="Remodel")([OPS T/O]@row+2))
Answers
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Your formula seems to just need some work, I've updated it below.
=IF(Type@row="New",[OPS T/O]@row+4,IF(Type@row="Remodel",[OPS T/O]@row+2,"")))
( @ me in the replies or I'll lose the conversation! )
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@Parker Oxford Thank you for your help. I'm still getting the unparseable error.
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Are you able to show more information in another screenshot? I'm unsure why the formula isn't working and it could be to me not fully understanding how the sheet is set up.
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I got this first half to work.
=IF((Type@row = "New"), ([OPS T/O]@row + 4))
But, how do I add the second part for the "Remodel" type, adding 2 days?
(We have 4 days from turnover to open for new stores, 2 days from turnover to open on remodels, if you needed context.:)
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