nested formula help
Hi, I've tried multiple variations of this formula and cant seem to get it to work.
If high level status is "inactive" and detailed status is "abandoned", then turn the patent status column to say A
If high level status is "inactive" and detailed status is "closed", then turn the patent status column to say A
If high level status is "active" and detailed status is "pending", then turn the patent status column to say P
Question:
what have I done wrong to get formula error:
My formula (error message = unparseable)
my formula I entered:
=IF(([High Level Status]@row = "Inactive") + ([Detailed Status]@row = "Abandoned"), "A"), IF(([High Level Status]@row = "Inactive") + ([Detailed Status]@row = "Closed"), "A"), IF(([High Level Status]@row = "Active") + ([Detailed Status]@row = "Pending"), "P"))
thanks so much,
Kat
Best Answer
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Instead of using the "+", you should use the AND() formula. See below:
=IF(AND([High Level Status]@row = "Inactive",[Detailed Status]@row = "Abandoned"), "A", IF(AND([High Level Status]@row = "Inactive",[Detailed Status]@row = "Closed"), "A", IF(AND([High Level Status]@row = "Active",[Detailed Status]@row = "Pending"), "P")))
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Instead of using the "+", you should use the AND() formula. See below:
=IF(AND([High Level Status]@row = "Inactive",[Detailed Status]@row = "Abandoned"), "A", IF(AND([High Level Status]@row = "Inactive",[Detailed Status]@row = "Closed"), "A", IF(AND([High Level Status]@row = "Active",[Detailed Status]@row = "Pending"), "P")))
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@MedaUser THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm a new user so you have no idea how much of a headache you saved me.
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Happy to help!
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