ISBlank question
I am trying to return a 0 if my date is blank, if not I want to return a 1 if the date is greater to another date or return a 2 if the date is less than or equal to the other date.
here is the formula I am trying to use
=IF(ISBLANK([Due date]@row, 0, IF([Due date]@row > date@row, 1, IF([Due date]@row <= date@row, 2))))
Best Answer
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=IF(ISBLANK([Due date]@row), 0, IF([Due date]@row > date@row, 1,2))
This should work
Yours also works in concept you just put the Parentheses in the wrong place. Need one after the isblank, and then remove one from the end.
Answers
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=IF(ISBLANK([Due date]@row), 0, IF([Due date]@row > date@row, 1,2))
This should work
Yours also works in concept you just put the Parentheses in the wrong place. Need one after the isblank, and then remove one from the end.
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thank you!!
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