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Conditionally require column based on value of another
Harris0261 Use formula like below:
=IF(OR([Status] = "In Progress", [Status] = "Resolved"), IF(ISBLANK([Resolution Type]), false, true), true)
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Thanks for your answer.
I have a column called 'Status' with two values - Completed and Not Completed.
Depending on 'Status' column value if it is "Completed", I need to auto populate another column which is a date column called " Completed Date" How can I populate today's date ?
kott2005 If you want to store the date on which day the status is changed to "Completed", you can do it using:
- Power Apps: Customize SharePoint list form using Power Apps and set date column value using Power Apps formulas when status changes to Completed
- Power Automate: Run Power Automate flow on item change (When item is modified trigger). Add trigger condition to run the flow only when the completed date is null/empty. Inside flow, you can check if the status is equal to completed, use update item action to update the completed date column to current date - utcNow().
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