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Adamsibilski
May 10, 2021Copper Contributor
Custom formatting advice
Good Morning. I have come across a problem with custom formatting. I have created checklists to use in our workplace. questions are simply answered with yes/no or N/A using drop down menus. fee...
HansVogelaar
May 10, 2021MVP
Try this custom number format:
[=1]"Yes";[=2]"No";"N/A"
If the user enters anything else than 1 or 2, the cell will display N/A.
- JohnthegreenMar 16, 2023Copper Contributor
IS it possible to make one that does this:
Enter:
1 is "Dismisssed"
2 is "In Progress"
3 is "Settlement"
4 is "Guilty"- JohnthegreenMar 16, 2023Copper Contributor[=1]"Dismissed";[=2]"In Progress"
[=3]"Settlement";[=4]"Guilty"
I tried the above, but 3 and 4 dont work 1 and 2 do- HansVogelaarMar 16, 2023MVP
In sch a custom number format, you can use only two sections of the form
[=value]format
So instead of formatting the value itself, use a formula in another cell to display "Dismissed" etc.