RAG Changes to Monitor Cooler and Freezer

Hi All-

I have a single dropdown to monitor the temperatures of 2 Coolers and 2 Freezers from incoming forms submitted.

Cooler 1

Cooler 2

Freezer 1

Freezer 2


If the temp for coolers are <=40F, I want the status bar to return green, otherwise red

if the temp for the freezer <=0F, I want the status bar to return green, otherwise red


Is it possible to achieve the results on one incoming spreadsheet?

Best Answers

  • Gia Thinh
    Gia Thinh Community Champion
    Answer βœ“

    Hi @Vinton Douglas,

    Yes , it is possible. Try this sheet with below formula:

    =IF(CONTAINS("Cooler", Products@row), IF(Temperature@row <= 40, "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Freezer", Products@row), IF(Temperature@row <= 0, "Green", "Red")))

    image.png

    Hope that helps.

    Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
    Email : thinh.huynh@giathinh.tech

  • Gia Thinh
    Gia Thinh Community Champion
    Answer βœ“

    In fact, the formula should be working for Cooler 3/4/5/... or Freezer 3/4/5/... because we just check the Cooler text or Freezer text in the Products column.

    Can you post your screenshot so that we can check it out?

    Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
    Email : thinh.huynh@giathinh.tech

  • AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯
    AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯ Community Champion
    Answer βœ“

    Hi @Vinton Douglas

    I hope you're well and safe!

    Try something like this.

    =IF([Temperature (F)]@row = "", "", IF(CONTAINS("Cooler 1", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row <= "0", "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Cooler 1", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row <= "0", "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Freezer", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row >= "-40", "Green", "Red")))))

    Did that work?

    I hope that helps!

    Be safe and have a fantastic weekend!

    Best,

    AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯ | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

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Answers

  • Gia Thinh
    Gia Thinh Community Champion
    Answer βœ“

    Hi @Vinton Douglas,

    Yes , it is possible. Try this sheet with below formula:

    =IF(CONTAINS("Cooler", Products@row), IF(Temperature@row <= 40, "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Freezer", Products@row), IF(Temperature@row <= 0, "Green", "Red")))

    image.png

    Hope that helps.

    Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
    Email : thinh.huynh@giathinh.tech

  • Vinton Douglas
    Vinton Douglas ✭✭✭

    Thank you very much for your response. It works great! I tried adding another cooler and freezer but its not working. Could you add another aspect to the formula if I want to add Cooler 3 and Freezer 3?

  • Gia Thinh
    Gia Thinh Community Champion
    Answer βœ“

    In fact, the formula should be working for Cooler 3/4/5/... or Freezer 3/4/5/... because we just check the Cooler text or Freezer text in the Products column.

    Can you post your screenshot so that we can check it out?

    Gia Thinh Technology - Smartsheet Solution Partner.
    Email : thinh.huynh@giathinh.tech

  • Vinton Douglas
    Vinton Douglas ✭✭✭

    Hi Gia,

    Thanks much. I created the nested formula and it works great. The only issue is if this is populated on a spreadsheet, the RAG status reflects green or red even if the space under temperature is blank. See formula:

    =IF(CONTAINS("Cooler 1", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row <= "0", "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Cooler 1", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row <= "0", "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Freezer", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row >= "-40", "Green", "Red")))...

    Cooler:Freezer.png


    How can I tweak the formula so that when the temperature is blank, the RAG status remains blank?

  • AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯
    AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯ Community Champion
    Answer βœ“

    Hi @Vinton Douglas

    I hope you're well and safe!

    Try something like this.

    =IF([Temperature (F)]@row = "", "", IF(CONTAINS("Cooler 1", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row <= "0", "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Cooler 1", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row <= "0", "Green", "Red"), IF(CONTAINS("Freezer", [Refrigerator Name/Number]@row), IF([Temperature (F)]@row >= "-40", "Green", "Red")))))

    Did that work?

    I hope that helps!

    Be safe and have a fantastic weekend!

    Best,

    AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯ | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

    βœ…Did my post(s) help or answer your question or solve your problem? Please support the Community by marking it Insightful/Vote Up or/and as the accepted answer. It will make it easier for others to find a solution or help to answer!

    SMARTSHEET EXPERT CONSULTANT & PARTNER

    AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯ | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

    W: www.workbold.com | E: andree@workbold.com | P: +46 (0) - 72 - 510 99 35

    Feel free to contact me for help with Smartsheet, integrations, general workflow advice, or anything else.

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