Hey @Emma_Salter!
Welcome in!
Based on what you’ve described, this is something along the lines of what you’re looking for:
IF(
{Major/Minor} = "Major NC",
DATETIME_FORMAT(
DATEADD(
{report date},
12,
'weeks'
),
'D/MM/YYYY'
)
)
With the way this formula is written, if the Major/Minor
field has any value except for ‘Major NC’, it will simply return blank.
For the formatting of the date, we can leverage the DATETIME_FORMAT function, which allows you to specify the desired format using any number of permutations that you can find in this article.
It’s quite comprehensive, and it’s worth diving into it a bit if you’re curious about what’s possible there.
Regarding the calendar view…
I wanted to clarify. Are you trying to only see records on the calendar that reflect records that have a date value return from the formula?
Hey @Emma_Salter!
Welcome in!
Based on what you’ve described, this is something along the lines of what you’re looking for:
IF(
{Major/Minor} = "Major NC",
DATETIME_FORMAT(
DATEADD(
{report date},
12,
'weeks'
),
'D/MM/YYYY'
)
)
With the way this formula is written, if the Major/Minor
field has any value except for ‘Major NC’, it will simply return blank.
For the formatting of the date, we can leverage the DATETIME_FORMAT function, which allows you to specify the desired format using any number of permutations that you can find in this article.
It’s quite comprehensive, and it’s worth diving into it a bit if you’re curious about what’s possible there.
Regarding the calendar view…
I wanted to clarify. Are you trying to only see records on the calendar that reflect records that have a date value return from the formula?
thanks so much for your help!
I didnt realise there was a formatting tab behind the formula to get rid of the timestamp so that helped too!
Then by getting rid of the time it now shows in the list for the calendar view so I can view that alongside the current info in calendar!
What a learning curve I’m on with AT haha