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Calculated Column Formula Not Working
I'm trying to get a column within SharePoint that references another column. Basically: If the Version is <1, column returns Stage 1 If the Version is =1, column returns Stage 2 If the Vers...
sharepointmonions What do you mean by it doesn't work, is it throwing any error or it is not returning expected results?
If Version column is of type Number, use this formula for your calculated column:
=IF([Version]<1,"Stage 1",IF([Version]=1,"Stage 2",IF([Version]<2,"Stage 3",IF([Version]=2,"Stage 4 - Closed", ""))))
Note:
Sometimes comma(,) does not work in formula (it is based on language or regional settings on your site). So in that case use semicolon(;) instead of comma(,).
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Hi ganeshsanap it was saying there was a technical error, but your formula is accepted. However, it doesn't return Stage 2 for the document that is Version 1:
Even when I just did =IF([Version]<1,"Stage 1","Stage 2") it would still return Stage 1 for the document that is at Version 2.
Even when I just did =IF([Version]<1,"Stage 1","Stage 2") it would still return Stage 1 for the document that is at Version 2.
sharepointmonions What is the column type of Version column?
If it is a single line of text, try using:
=IF(VALUE([Version])<1,"Stage 1",IF(VALUE([Version])=1,"Stage 2",IF(VALUE([Version])<2,"Stage 3",IF(VALUE([Version])=2,"Stage 4 - Closed", ""))))Please click Mark as Best Response & Like if my post helped you to solve your issue. This will help others to find the correct solution easily. It also closes the item. If the post was useful in other ways, please consider giving it Like.