If and Question for At Risk Flags
How do I make this work (combine into a single statement)?
=IF(ISBLANK([Days Overdue]@row), 0, 1)
AND
=IF(AND([Days Overdue]@row > -5, [% Complete]@row < 1), 1, 0)
New to smartsheets! Thank you.
Answers
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Try this
=IF(OR(Days Overdue]@row <> "", AND([Days Overdue]@row > -5, [% Complete]@row < 1)), 1, 0)
Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
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When I just use this:
=IF(AND([Days Overdue]@row > -5, [% Complete]@row < 1), 1, 0)
Everything looks good. I want to clear the flag if days overdue is "".
When I add this =IF([Days Overdue]@row <> "", 1, 0)
to the function
such as:
=IF(OR([Days Overdue]@row <> "", AND([Days Overdue]@row > -5, [% Complete]@row < 1)), 1, 0)
I then see this:
I want to clear those flags if days overdue = "". Thank you!
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Try this:
=IF(AND([Days Overdue]@row > -5, [% Complete]@row < 1)), 1, IF([Days Overdue]@row = "", 0, 1))
Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
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Try this also. I think it better:
= IF([Days Overdue]@row = "", 0, IF(AND([Days Overdue]@row > -5, [% Complete]@row < 1), 1, 0))
Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
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