Got it working with this formula ;
=TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 1],"dddd mmmm yy")&" "&TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 2],"dddd mmmm yy")
Does anyone know how I can add line break?
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Hello.
I want to continue with the below formula to reference more column;
=TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 1],"dddd mmmm yy")
Its working with one column = Friday April 2022
but how do i reference 3 more column?
I had several attempts but cant get it working.
=TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 1]& " " &([Selective Onsite Day 2],"dddd mmmm yy"))
Can someone help?
Got it working with this formula ;
=TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 1],"dddd mmmm yy")&" "&TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 2],"dddd mmmm yy")
Does anyone know how I can add line break?
Hi @Chris Moks
Use this formula we could get the view without add any line break:
=TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 1],"dddd mmmm yy")&" "&TEXT([Selective Onsite Day 2],"dddd mmmm yy")
Currently I have not found how to add line break in calculated formula in sharepoint online. As a workaround, we could use column formatting to add line break:
{
"$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/column-formatting.schema.json",
"elmType": "div",
"txtContent": "=replace(@currentField,'ABC','\n')"
}
As a result, you could see that the view is changed from A to B:
A:
B:
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