IF Date formula
Hello-
I am trying to write a formula for an approval process that if the first approver has approved and if the second approver has not responded in 7 days from the first approver date, there is a checkbox that gets marked. I am just not sure how to write it. Does that make sense?
Kimberly S. Slavsky, MPAcc, MS (She/Her)
Operations Principal Professional |Department of Psychiatry
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
CU Anschutz Staff Council Vice Chair
University of Colorado Staff Council Co Chair
Best Answer
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You would use an IF/AND combo along the lines of:
=IF(AND([First Approval Date]@row< TODAY(-7), [Second Approval Date]@row = ""), 1)
Answers
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Are you recording the date when the first approver approves?
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Yes, the date is recorded for each approval that is received.
Kimberly S. Slavsky, MPAcc, MS (She/Her)
Operations Principal Professional |Department of Psychiatry
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
CU Anschutz Staff Council Vice Chair
University of Colorado Staff Council Co Chair
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You would use an IF/AND combo along the lines of:
=IF(AND([First Approval Date]@row< TODAY(-7), [Second Approval Date]@row = ""), 1)
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This is perfect thank you!!
Kimberly S. Slavsky, MPAcc, MS (She/Her)
Operations Principal Professional |Department of Psychiatry
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
CU Anschutz Staff Council Vice Chair
University of Colorado Staff Council Co Chair
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Happy to help. 👍️
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