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CarolMcconnell
7 years agoQrew Captain
Okay, my only issue with using a formula is that one of the options is other. So if they select other, I would like them to be able to enter the date. How can I do that in a formula? Here is what I currently have.
If([Term Length]= "30", [Date Received]+Days(29),
[Term Length]= "60", [Date Received]+Days(59),
[Term Length]= "90", [Date Received]+Days(89),
[Term Length]="120", [Date Received]+Days(119),
[Term Length]="Immediate",[Date Received])
The term date field is a read only since it is a formula but I need it to be editable if Term Length is Other. I'm hoping not to have to use two fields for this.
If([Term Length]= "30", [Date Received]+Days(29),
[Term Length]= "60", [Date Received]+Days(59),
[Term Length]= "90", [Date Received]+Days(89),
[Term Length]="120", [Date Received]+Days(119),
[Term Length]="Immediate",[Date Received])
The term date field is a read only since it is a formula but I need it to be editable if Term Length is Other. I'm hoping not to have to use two fields for this.