Nested IF Statement to Populate Field
I'm trying to determine if a proposal is late. Below is the formula:
If([Proposal Received 2B Alight]<=[PWO Proposal Due Date],"Yes","No")
If(ToDays(Today())<[PWO Proposal Due Date])and If(IsNul...
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I'm trying to test for the following:
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Terri Wells
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- If Date "A" <= Due Date
- The proposal is on time, enter "Yes" otherwise enter "No"
- I'm checking for today's date and comparing it to the Due Date
- If the Due Date is < then today, enter "Yes" otherwise enter "No"
- If the due date is > today, and the Proposal Received date IsNull, enter "Yes" otherwise enter "No"
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Terri Wells
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MarkShnier__You
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Qrew LegendTerri
Sorry but your logic is still not clear. There is only one field that we are populating and we can't put both a No and a Yes.
Is what you were really saying is that you want to do the first test and if true, you want Yes, else go onto the second test?
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- What I'm trying to say (but doing it poorly) is:
- if the first condition is meet, then enter "Yes" in the field,
- If not look at today's date,
- If today's date < the Due Date or if the Due Date IsNull enter "No"
- If not look at today's date,
I hope this makes more since.
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Terri Wells
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
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Try this
If(
[Proposal Received 2B Alight]<=[PWO Proposal Due Date],"Yes",Today()<[PWO Proposal Due Date] and IsNull([Proposal Received 2B Alight]) ,"Yes","No")
// I'm not sure what order you want the tests as Quick Base will keep processing until it hits the first true result. So you might need to flip the test sequence.
Note that with Quick Base IF formulas it is rare that you need to nest your IFs. YOU typically, open with the IF and then stack the tests vertically for readability.
EDITED Above to remove with an extra bracket
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
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- if the first condition is meet, then enter "Yes" in the field,