Statement works fine, except if I have a value which is <0, It shows both OUT OF TEST and CHECK TEST DATE. Anyone have a solution to stop this from happening, so if the value is <0, it just feeds back OUT OF TEST?
I have a SharePoint table which is populated from a Form. I'd like to complete a record in a column based on responses elsewhere in the form. I've successfully created an IF statement based on what's been selected: =IF(Item="Laptop","L",IF(Item="Desktop","D",IF(...
Caveat: I am very new to PowerApps, please excuse my ignorance. What I have is a PowerApp running off of two SharePoint lists. One list captures custom profile information about each app user. The first list contains a Person/Group field to capture...
The [Plan Due Date] is a calculated field based off another field, =[Date Detected]+3 The [Plan Completed] is a user entry field. Can't seem to get the conditional formatting to work consistently. JSON Formula being used: { "$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schema...
2. Than create a calculated field called Age and then use the formula =IF(LEN([Date of Birth]) > 0,DATEDIF([Date of Birth],Today,"Y"),"0") So here SharePoint will be confused because SharePoint thinks that you will use this as part of a field formula which we will not. ...
In response to Anonymous 05-12-2021 04:32 AM Hey @Anonymous , as a calculated column the formula seems to be correct.: myColumn = IF(SharePointList1[WorkStatus]="A" && SharePointList1[Status]="Completed", UNICHAR("128994")) Did you add it to the table SharePointList1? Do ...
In response to Anonymous 05-12-2021 04:32 AM Hey @Anonymous , as a calculated column the formula seems to be correct.: myColumn = IF(SharePointList1[WorkStatus]="A" && SharePointList1[Status]="Completed", UNICHAR("128994")) Did you add it to the table SharePointList1? Do ...
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1. Open Power BI Desktop and load the data. Then, in theDataPanel, you can see the data set. 2. Go to theTable view-> click theNew column. 3. In the formula bar, put the below expression. Then click the Commit button. Sentiment = ...
Considering your requirement and the formula capabilities of SharePoint, I feel this requirement cannot be addressed with OOTB. I would request you to setup a tiny event handler on adding/edit...