If {Date Cleared} is empty, your formula is probably generating NaN as a result. Wrap the whole thing in an IF({Date Cleared}, …, “Open”).
Secondly, I think DATETIME_DIFF is generating a negative number for you where you assume it’s positive. I’m surprised you’re not getting “Recently Closed” for all rows with a {Date Cleared}. I could be wrong about this though.
Just my guesses.
If {Date Cleared} is empty, your formula is probably generating NaN as a result. Wrap the whole thing in an IF({Date Cleared}, …, “Open”).
Secondly, I think DATETIME_DIFF is generating a negative number for you where you assume it’s positive. I’m surprised you’re not getting “Recently Closed” for all rows with a {Date Cleared}. I could be wrong about this though.
Just my guesses.
Thank you. However I still can’t get this to work. The formula I’m using is now:
IF(OR(DATETIME_DIFF({Date Cleared},NOW(),‘days’)<30,“ :open_book: Recently Closed”,DATETIME_DIFF({Date Cleared},NOW(),‘days’)>30),“
Closed”,“
Open”)
But everything is showing as “Closed” … any ideas? :woman_shrugging:
Thank you. However I still can’t get this to work. The formula I’m using is now:
IF(OR(DATETIME_DIFF({Date Cleared},NOW(),‘days’)<30,“ :open_book: Recently Closed”,DATETIME_DIFF({Date Cleared},NOW(),‘days’)>30),“
Closed”,“
Open”)
But everything is showing as “Closed” … any ideas? :woman_shrugging:
I don’t think you need the “OR”. But first, start small ok? Try part of your formula first to see what values you see. It might surprise you.
DATETIME_DIFF({Date Cleared},NOW(),‘days’)
Then, build up from there. As I said before if you wrap your formula in IF({Date Cleared}, #ALL OF YOUR IF FORMULAS#, “Open”), then it should handle the “Open” rows fine.
Let me know what you find.