Hi, I have the following IF statement working returning statues based on the value of a calculated field 'Days to Test'. The days to test field calculates the number of days remaining compared to todays date. =IF([Days to Test]<0,"OUT OF TEST","")&IF([Days to Test]<=...
SharePoint List validation formula if then syntax Note: Sometimes comma( , ) does not work in formula (it is based on language or regional settings on your site). So in that case use semicolon( ; ) instead of comma( , ). Use correctdisplay name(notinternal name) of...
LookUp( List1, varUser.mail = Profile.Email ) Hmmm... I wonder what options I have now to compare a logged-in user against a SharePoint "Person" column. Surely there must be some easy and obvious way to accomplish this? Drop a label on...
2. Than create a calculated field called Age and then use the formula =YEAR(Today)-YEAR(BirthDate) So here SharePoint will be confused because SharePoint thinks that you will use this as part of a field formula which we will not. 3. The next step is to delete the Today field ...
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...
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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 SharePointLis...
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 SharePointList...
1. Open Power BI Desktop and load the data. Then, in theDataPanel, you can see the data set. 2. In the “Modeling” tab, click on “New Column.” This will open a formula bar where you can write below DAX expression. New Category = IF(ISBLANK('ProductType'[Product Category]), ...
On this Report View where the above mentioned is located I have other repeating tables that list those TRUE who are 30, 60 and 90 days out from thier hire date. So, I ...