Multiple IF Statements
hello,
I have this formula that works great: =IF(Status@row = "Complete", 1). I change the "Status" to complete and the "Done" column box is checked.
However, when I change the Status to "Abandoned" or "Reassigned" I also want the "Done" column box checked "Complete."
How do I do multiple IF functions? The "Nesting IF Functions" help page was...well, no help.
Thanks!
Best Answer
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=if(or(Status@row = "Complete",Status@row = "Abandoned", Status@row = "Reassigned"),1,0)
Answers
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=if(or(Status@row = "Complete",Status@row = "Abandoned", Status@row = "Reassigned"),1,0)
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perfect! thank you!
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