There are several ways this could be written. This is perhaps the briefest but by no means the most immediately comprehensible:
IF(
{Column 3},
IF(
{Column 4},
'Scholarship',
'Pending'
),
'Complete'
)
This takes advantage of Airtable’s equating of zero values, unchecked check boxes, and Boolean ‘false’. Essentially, it means
If
{Column 3}
is not equal to $0.00 and {Column 4}
is checked,
return the word 'Scholarship'
.
- Otherwise, if
{Column 3}
is not equal to $0.00 and {Column 4}
is not checked,
return the word 'Pending'
.
- Otherwise, if
{Column 3}
is equal to $0.00,
return the word 'Complete'
.
There are several ways this could be written. This is perhaps the briefest but by no means the most immediately comprehensible:
IF(
{Column 3},
IF(
{Column 4},
'Scholarship',
'Pending'
),
'Complete'
)
This takes advantage of Airtable’s equating of zero values, unchecked check boxes, and Boolean ‘false’. Essentially, it means
If
{Column 3}
is not equal to $0.00 and {Column 4}
is checked,
return the word 'Scholarship'
.
- Otherwise, if
{Column 3}
is not equal to $0.00 and {Column 4}
is not checked,
return the word 'Pending'
.
- Otherwise, if
{Column 3}
is equal to $0.00,
return the word 'Complete'
.
Dag! That’s awesome - thank you!