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Conditional field as per option selected
tdprem why the formula is having error
=IF(Budget Shift Needed="Yes",IF([Budget Shift EURO]<>"",TRUE,FALSE),TRUE)
You have to wrap the column names in square brackets if there is space in the column display name, like [My Column Name]. Try using formula like:
=IF([Budget Shift Needed]="Yes",IF(ISBLANK([Budget Shift EURO]),FALSE,TRUE),TRUE)
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ganeshsanap I tried above formula it does not work , The a Euro Value should not be required since I selected no
- Open settings of "Euro Value" column
- Make it non-mandatory like:
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ganeshsanap Got it, what if I want to make additional conditional that if Budget Shift Needed is "YES" also the FTE and Build up location should be mandatory.
Also, The if Budget Shift Needed is "NO" the Euro Value, FTE requirement, Build up location should not be visible or grayed out is that possible?
Can you please recheck formula as I'm having error cannot save it
=IF([Budget Shift Needed]="Yes",IF(ISBLANK([Euro Value]),IF(ISBLANK[Build up location]),IF(ISBLANK[FTE Equivalent]),FALSE,TRUE),TRUE)
