I have 2 different kinds of {App Pseud} formats, e.g.
kay_obsessive
goblin fic (Kiestan)
Then I have a formula to spit out a URL, where the concatenate is the important bit:
IF(OR({Work Submission Pseud}!={Synced Participant},{Assigned Writer(s)}=BLA...
So when I first built this IF statement, it brought back “Drabble” correctly when the Word Count was 100 words:
IF({Word Count}=100,“Drabble”,IF({Word Count}=200,“Double Drabble”,IF({Word Count}>39999,“Novel”,IF(AND({Word Count}>17499,{Word Count}<40...
No. You can only lookup one thing at a time. Your goal here is to lookup the rate. Your table infrastructure and calculation fields determine where you’re going to get the rate from.
Where you want to put the calculation fields is determined by how a...
If you have the rate stored on the table with the inputs, then you can do a straight lookup. If you’re looking up each of the two inputs, then add a third formula field where you divide and format the results as a percentage.
I just click on the linked record the lookup is from and it opens up to edit. Is this not working for you?
I have also created reciprocal fields by running one or other target off of a formula, e.g. if I mark an item in the Gift Calculator table as A...
Ah! Thank you! I forgot the paragraph count had a rounding requirement to work. I’ll work on fixing it.
ETA: Updated Word Count field to IF({Checked for Single-Word Paragraphs?}=BLANK(),BLANK(),ROUND({Space Within Paragraph Count}+{Paragraph Count},0...
