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IF function with multiple DATE FIELDS

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dory94
4 - Data Explorer
4 - Data Explorer

Hi there,

I got trouble with using IF functions across Date field, currently I want my result is:

IF({Date field 1} is filled, then "Completed"), IF({Date field 2} is filled, then "Extended"), IF ({Date filed 3} is filled, then "Waiting")

How do I make this work? Thanks!

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DannyAWyatt
5 - Automation Enthusiast
5 - Automation Enthusiast

Try this: 

 

IF(date3, "Waiting", 
IF(date2, "Extended", 
IF(date1, "Completed", "")))

 

dory94
4 - Data Explorer
4 - Data Explorer

Hi Danny,

It's not work because every Date field has different date variables. But if that field was filled, which is either Completed, Extended or Waiting

I think you'll need to send over a mock up so I can take a look! 

dory94
4 - Data Explorer
4 - Data Explorer

So look like this, I want to have another Field with formula, where 8879 Signed filled = Waiting for PMT, Ext Accept Date filled = Extended, Report Sent filled = Completed, 3 of that fields are empty = New, so I can get rid of the Status column and everything should be automatically whenever I filled the Date information

dory94_0-1680036426761.png

 

DannyAWyatt
5 - Automation Enthusiast
5 - Automation Enthusiast

I might be misunderstanding but if this is what you are trying to accomplish then it should be possible with the formula I posted below! 

Screenshot 2023-03-28 at 23.06.29.png


Here you can see the formula: 

IF({Ext Accept Date}, "Waiting", 
IF({8879 Signed}, "Extended", 
IF({Date Completed}, "Completed", "New")))