column date depending on symbol column
Hey,
I couldnt find an answer to my question here, therefore I hope you can help
I have columns:
1) star symbols
2) last date ( I enter manually)
I want to calculate "next date" f.e.
if star is "1" or "2" = last date + 90 days
if star is "3" or "4" = last date + 60 days
if star is "5" = last date + 30 days
if star is "6" = last date + 14 days
do you have an idea to solve :-)
Thank you
Best Answer
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I have found the solution myself right now:
Since everything is located to Germany the formula has to be adapted in all parts -
=IF(OR([Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "null" => "null" instead of the english "zero" and so on.
Now, it works. Thanks for helping
Joerg
Answers
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I noticed the star type symbol ranges from Empty to Five. Not Six
So here is a formula that drops the "if star is "6" = last date + 14 days"
=IF(OR(Star@row = "One", Star@row = "Two"), [Last date]@row + 90, IF(OR(Star@row = "Three", Star@row = "Four"), [Last date]@row + 60, IF(Star@row = "Five", [Last date]@row + 30, IF(Star@row = "Six", [Last date]@row + 14))))
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Hi Dan,
I put following line and get a blank cell:
=IF(OR([Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "one"; [Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "two"); [letzte Aktion] + 60)
Columns [Relevanz für Kunde] and [letzte Aktion] are date columns
Any idea ?? :-)
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=IF(OR([Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "one", [Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "two"), [letzte Aktion]@row + 60
Sie hatten ; anstelle von , und benötigte @row am Ende der letzten Aktion
wenn kein Datum vorhanden ist, bleibt es leer
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=IF(OR([Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "zero"; [Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "one"); [letzte Aktion]@row + 30)
in Germany it is automatically ; instead of ,
and I put @ at the end but result is still a blank cell
I am sorry to bother you again but hope you have another idea?
KR Joerg 😪😁
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Is there a date in the letzte Aktion cell? If there is not it will be blank.
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yes, it ist. Still blank.
both columns are date columns. But I tried to change from date column to text column as well for [nächste Aktion] -
with the same result.
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I have found the solution myself right now:
Since everything is located to Germany the formula has to be adapted in all parts -
=IF(OR([Relevanz für Kunde]@row = "null" => "null" instead of the english "zero" and so on.
Now, it works. Thanks for helping
Joerg
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Excellent! glad I could help.
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