IF Formula From A Different Table

[Rory_Sacks]

Hi all. I am kinda new to formulas and was hoping there was a way to make a formula that can take into account data from other tables? What I am trying to do here is assign certain data a simplified number. Example: If the number in column A from table 1 is between 1,000 and 1,999 then it is assigned ‘1’ in table 2. If the number in column A from table 1 is between 2,000 and 2,999 then it is assigned ‘2’ in table 2. So on and so forth.

[ScottWorld]

It sounds like you will want to look into lookup fields:

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Lookup field overview

  A lookup field allows you to look up a specific field in a linked record. For example, if you have an Orders table with a field linking to Clients, you could create a lookup field that displays t...

[Rory_Sacks]

Thanks Scott. I tried lookup but all it will do is bring info from the field I select to the LookUp. What I am trying to do is create a condition that says:

• If price in field ‘total net income’ is <$1000 in table a
• Then add #1 to field ‘total net income’ in table b
  AND
• If price in field ‘total net income’ is >1001 but <1999 in table a
• then add #2 to field ‘total net income’ in table b

So on and so forth. Is this a formula? automation?

[ScottWorld]

Once you lookup the number into a lookup field, then you can create a formula that compares the value of that lookup field to whatever you want.

[Rory_Sacks]

You are right. Then hide that field. Thanks so much!