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BuildPro
8 years agoQrew Captain
If(
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(1)) AND [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(6)), "yellow",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(5)) AND [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(11)), "blue",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(10)), "red",
"")
Line 2 has alert symbol - the word "AND" is highlighted in yellow and the alert message reads:
column 36 > Expecting ,
Thx
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(1)) AND [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(6)), "yellow",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(5)) AND [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(11)), "blue",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(10)), "red",
"")
Line 2 has alert symbol - the word "AND" is highlighted in yellow and the alert message reads:
column 36 > Expecting ,
Thx
- GauravSharma38 years agoQrew CommanderHi Lynn,
I have just checked this formula and found the same error which you have mentioned. Try to use in a small case - and not AND. it will work. - GauravSharma38 years agoQrew CommanderIn fact, if you ignore that error and save it then, Quick Base will change it automatically from AND to and.
If(
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(1)) and [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(6)), "yellow",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(5)) and [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(11)), "blue",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(10)), "red", "")
I don't know why it is expecting , after the AND. I will report it out separately to the QB Support team about it.
Thanks,
Gaurav - BuildPro8 years agoQrew CaptainI copied and pasted the formula, however none of the rows are colored.
- BuildPro8 years agoQrew CaptainLet's try a different approach. I have calculated the days "overdue" (duration field). Need a formula for:
2-5 days overdue, blue
6-10 days overdue, yellow
11 or more days overdue, red - GauravSharma38 years agoQrew Commander> I copied and pasted the formula, however none of the rows are colored.
May be your report doesn't have any matching criteria as per condition. Can you please check that. or
try out this formula.
If(
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(2)) and [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(5)), "yellow",
[Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(6)) and [Date of Request]<(Today()+Days(10)), "blue", [Date of Request]>(Today()+Days(11)), "red", "")
Do let me know if this formula works for you.