You’re checking for a greater than in the first, and a less than in the second, but you have the parentheses in the wrong place on each of them.
You have them as:
(WEEKDAY([Migration Install Date]>3))
(WEEKDAY([Migration Install Date]<4))
where they should be:
(WEEKDAY([Migration Install Date])>3)
(WEEKDAY([Migration Install Date])<4)
See the difference?
The “WEEKDAY” function will return a number, which you’re then checking to see if its greater or less than another number, so it has to occur after you get the number (in your original formula, you’re trying to check the value too early – you have to close the “WEEKDAY” function first, then run your comparison).
Does this help?
- Dessie
]]>=IF(AND(([ECS Migration Type]=”LFC to RM”),(WEEKDAY([Migration Install Date]>3))),([Migration Install Date]-3),IF(AND(([ECS Migration Type]=”LFC to RM”),(WEEKDAY([Migration Install Date]<4))),([Migration Install Date]-5)
))
Many Thanks,
David
Is there a way where we can change the title column to be a calculated value? I want the title column to display a value from a drop down field. Please advice..
]]>I used your method here to create a formula with 3 IF statements. The statements all work together separately, but give me a syntax error when combined. I used the same () as your example, and can’t figure it out.
=IF((AND([Call for Abstracts/Papers]=0,[Call for Papers Deadline]=0),[Title]),
IF(AND([Call for Abstracts/Papers]>0,[Call for Papers Deadline]=0),[Title]&” – “&”Call for Abstracts/Papers”&TEXT([Call for Abstracts/Papers],”: mm-dd-yy”),[Title]),
IF(AND([Call for Abstracts/Papers]=0,[Call for Papers Deadline]>0),[Title]&” – “&”Call for Papers Deadline”&TEXT([Call for Papers Deadline],”: mm-dd-yy”),[Title]))
(Line breaks are only there to increase readability)
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