Help with Vlookup + date
I explain, I need to create an expiration date from a drop-down menu where the different types of payments of my clients are informed. Example, if a customer's account is "up to date" it means that the due date will be the issue date + 0. Also if another customer has a "credit" deferred payment type, the due date must be made up of the date Issue + 30 days.
For this I thought it was viable to use Vlookup by referencing a sheet with the types of payments available in our accounts.
I hope you can help me. Thank you.
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Connor Hartford ✭✭✭✭✭
It looks like the reference you showed in the first post had {Payment typesdays}. I put {Payment type days} in my formula.
Try to add the 's' on there and see if it fixes the reference.
Connor Hartford
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Sorry, but it doesn't work even if I changed as suggested.
I was reading similar posts and LOOKING (I am not 100% sure) Smartsheet would not have the option to reference conditional drop-down lists from another sheet.Yes it can be referenced by associating "filters" from another sheet, but not from the drop-down menu.
谢谢你的帮助。(图片佤邦s done)
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I guess you forget to use AND( ).<\/p>
For example, <\/p>
- IF([Total Value to User Score]@row = <3.8, >4.7, \"Mild,<\/li><\/ul>
should be<\/p>
- IF(AND(<\/strong>[Total Value to User Score]@row < 3.8, [Total Value to User Score]@row > 4.7)<\/strong>, \"Mild\",<\/li><\/ul>
However, the following would be more straightforward.<\/p>
- =IF([Total Value to User Score]@row >= 4.8, \"No Pain\", <\/li>
- IF([Total Value to User Score]@row >= 3.8, \"Mild\", <\/li>
- IF([Total Value to User Score]@row >= 2.8, \"Moderate\", <\/li>
- IF([Total Value to User Score]@row >= 1.8, \"Very Severe\", <\/li>
- IF([Total Value to User Score]@row < 1.8, \"Extreme\", \"//m.santa-greenland.com/community/discussion/56646/\")))))<\/li><\/ul>
- IF(AND(<\/strong>[Total Value to User Score]@row < 3.8, [Total Value to User Score]@row > 4.7)<\/strong>, \"Mild\",<\/li><\/ul>