Dec 14, 2020 04:38 PM
This feels really basic, but I don’t know what I am missing and new at the formula editing.
The issue I am having. I am working off one date (Purchase Contract date) and trying to add a number of days (Home Inspection Contingency) to the contract date, to find (Home Inspection Due) due date.
It is working for all number of day options eg: 5 days, 7, 14 etc, except when NONE is selected or when the selection is left blank.
In either of these cases it still populates the date as a purchase contract date. Ideally in Home Inspection Due it would populate NONE.
Is this possible?
My formula is:
DATEADD({Purchase Contract Date}, {Home Inspection Contingency},‘days’)
below. #1 and #2 are wrong, #3 is correct
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Dec 14, 2020 05:40 PM
I don’t think you want {Home Inspection Due}
to actually populate with the word “none”, as this would turn the entire field from the “date” type to a “string” (or plain text), meaning you wouldn’t be able to use it in a calendar view or perform additional calculations with it without some extra work.
As an alternative, you can have the field appear blank by adjusting your formula accordingly:
IF(
AND({Home Inspection Contingency}, {Home Inspection Contingency} != "NONE"),
DATEADD({Purchase Contract Date}, {Home Inspection Contingency}, 'days'),
BLANK()
)
Dec 14, 2020 05:40 PM
I don’t think you want {Home Inspection Due}
to actually populate with the word “none”, as this would turn the entire field from the “date” type to a “string” (or plain text), meaning you wouldn’t be able to use it in a calendar view or perform additional calculations with it without some extra work.
As an alternative, you can have the field appear blank by adjusting your formula accordingly:
IF(
AND({Home Inspection Contingency}, {Home Inspection Contingency} != "NONE"),
DATEADD({Purchase Contract Date}, {Home Inspection Contingency}, 'days'),
BLANK()
)
Dec 14, 2020 05:47 PM
Thanks so much Kamille, this is perfect and works how I had hoped.