Duration Formula with If Statement
Hi All, I have three kind of recruitment type : direct, open and restricted. Open recruitment must be following all the step from advertisement to contracted I can count how many days for the pr...
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This is working for me to achieve my purpose
if(
[Recruitment Type] = "open", [contracted date] - [advertisement date],
[Recruitment Type] = "direct", [contracted date] - [interview/assessment date],
[Recruitment Type] = "restricted", [contracted date] - [selection panel date]
)
I'm curious about what do you want to achieve with the second formula?. Because it's show error for [other] - [duration], [other] is not recognize
Can you please explain it to me?
Many thanks
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Syaeful Bahri
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if(
[Recruitment Type] = "open", [contracted date] - [advertisement date],
[Recruitment Type] = "direct", [contracted date] - [interview/assessment date],
[Recruitment Type] = "restricted", [contracted date] - [selection panel date]
)
I'm curious about what do you want to achieve with the second formula?. Because it's show error for [other] - [duration], [other] is not recognize
Can you please explain it to me?
Many thanks
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Syaeful Bahri
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Basically if none of the options are true it will just be blank. With the second formula it will display the very last condition instead. So if everything comes up false you will still be able to show a duration there. Something like [Date Created] - Today() would work since it will tell you the time the thing was open and had no status assigned to it. If your Recruitment Type field is required then you wouldn't really need the last false condition since there would always be a status (open, direct, restricted) on each record.
If that doesn't make sense let me know.
If that doesn't make sense let me know.