Need help writing a formula that when a boxed is check, the column next to it auto populates with th
See attachment for layout and my poor attempt at writing the formula.
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Hi @Aaron Olsen
I hope you're well and safe!
Here are two options.
If it's in a Date column
=IF([Sent Pricing]@row = 1, [Received Pricing]@row)
If it's not in a Date column
=IF([Sent Pricing]@row = 1, [Received Pricing]@row) + ""
Did that work/help?
I hope that helps!
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I can't get either of these options to work. I have Sent pricing setup as a check box and Received pricing as a date column. I want the Received pricing date to be set out two weeks from the date the box was checked so I can easily set follow up alerts.
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