automatically mark multiple rows when one row is marked
Is there a formula to check all the boxes with the same account number when one is checked?
For example, Account 10-111 has 3 owners. When we receive a vote from anyone of them, we will choose the method the vote was received and check a box under the valid or invalid vote columns. Is there a way to cross out all three owners when we mark just one row? Maybe based on the account number?
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By first glance, I'd go with nested IF statements.
=IF({First Owner Checkbox Reference},1,IF({Second Owner Checkbox Reference},1,IF({Third Owner Checkbox Reference},1,0)))
It'll check the first owner's checkmark, and if it's True (checked), it'll show the box as 1 (Checked). If it's not checked, it'll check the second owners checkbox, etc.
You'll need to change the checkbox column in to a text column to set the formula up, then change it back to checkboxes when you're done.
Answers
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By first glance, I'd go with nested IF statements.
=IF({First Owner Checkbox Reference},1,IF({Second Owner Checkbox Reference},1,IF({Third Owner Checkbox Reference},1,0)))
It'll check the first owner's checkmark, and if it's True (checked), it'll show the box as 1 (Checked). If it's not checked, it'll check the second owners checkbox, etc.
You'll need to change the checkbox column in to a text column to set the formula up, then change it back to checkboxes when you're done.
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