USING MULTIPLE IF STATEMENTS

Kelly Mayes 20 Reputation points
2024-09-24T07:44:55.02+00:00

Hi I have a complex calculated column.

It looks across 10 columns, what I want it to do is look at each column and see if all columns have the value of "Complete" or "N/A" in the column, the calculated column equals "Complete" otherwise "Not Complete"

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  1. Ling Zhou_MSFT 17,150 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2024-09-24T08:45:56.57+00:00

    Hi @Kelly Mayes,

    Thank you for posting in this community.

    Please try this calculated formular. Don't forget to replace your column names:

    =IF((IF(OR([Column1]="Complete",[Column1]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column2]="Complete",[Column2]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column3]="Complete",[Column3]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column4]="Complete",[Column4]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column5]="Complete",[Column5]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column6]="Complete",[Column6]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column7]="Complete",[Column8]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column8]="Complete",[Column1]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column9]="Complete",[Column9]="N/A"),1,0)+IF(OR([Column10]="Complete",[Column10]="N/A"),1,0))=10,"Complete","Not Complete")
    

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