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You can achieve this by following below steps:
Create Calculated column:
use formula like below:
=IF([ChoiceField]="Choice1", "https://siteUrl/PicLibrary/Image1.extension", "https://siteUrl/PicLibrary/OtherImage.extension")
For multiple conditions you can use Nested IF:
=IF([ChoiceField]="Choice1", "https://siteUrl/PicLibrary/Image1.extension", IF([...
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I replicated this issue :
I created site column
Added the site column to a list
Created a Calculated field, as site column
It'll tell me the column doesnt exist
Solution :
Create a column inside the list instead
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Try using below formula:
=IF(AND([impact]="High", [Urgency]="High"), "Crisis - SEV1", "Low Severity")
Note:
Sometimes comma(,) does not work in formula (I am not sure but it is based on something language or regional settings on your site). So in that case use semicolon(;) instead of comma(,).
Return your calculated field as Single line of text.
You can ...
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Try using below formula, it will work for you:
=IF(ISBLANK([completed date]),"Open","Closed")
Note:
Sometimes comma(,) does not work in formula (I am not sure but it is based on something language or regional settings on your site). So in that case use semicolon(;) instead of comma(,).
Return your calculated field as Single line of text.
Example:
Column ...
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try the below formula, add the below formula in the status - calculated column
=IF( ISBLANK([completed]) , "Open" , "Closed" )
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I know this is an old topic, but there may be people out there still using SharePoint 2013 Foundation with SP workflow 2010 like me, hope this workaround helps. It uses 2 lists and workflows to create a loop until it finds the date that does not fall on weekend or holiday. The advantage is that user can easily maintain their holidays without using hard coded ...
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Short answer to your question is No.
AVERAGEIFS is not available in SharePoint calculated column formulas.
However, AVERAGE and AVERAGEA functions are available.
AVERAGE function:
Returns the average (arithmetic mean) of the arguments.
AVERAGEA function:
Calculates the average (arithmetic mean) of the values in the list of arguments. Unlike the ...
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There is a formula called AVERAGEA function, you can use it.
Have a try and let's know the result.
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Try using below formula:
=IF(ISBLANK([3rd Date Column]), DATEDIF([1st Date Column], [2nd Date column],"d"), DATEDIF([1st Date Column], [3rd Date column],"d"))
Reference:
Date and time formulas.
Note:
Sometimes comma(,) does not work in formula (I am not sure but it is based on something language or regional settings on your site). So in that case use ...
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In addition to Martiur's response, to calculate the number of days you can use the DateDif function:
=DATEDIF(Start_date,End_date,"D") -> "D" for number of days.
E.g.:
Create a calculated column of type number
Formula
=DATEDIF(Today(),[PastDate],"D")
Microsoft Article
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Based on many references on this in Stack Exchange,
you can use Today() instead of [Today] like:
=TODAY()-DateOne
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Try this:
=IF(ISBLANK(DateThree),(DateTwo-DateOne),(DateThree-DateOne))
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Well, you are formatting the result to show only the time value, so what do you expect?
In Excel, you can use the [] brackets to show values greater than 24 hours in the hour part. Not sure it works in SharePoint, but you can try.
"[hh]:mm:ss"
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According to my understanding your requirements are (correct me if I am wrong):
IF [Ärende tilldelat] is blank then calculated column = "Ej tilldelad"
Else IF [Ärendetyp]="Tillkoppling" then calculated column = "test"
Else calculated column = difference between [Ärende tilldelat] and [Ärende inkommet] in format of "hh:mm:ss".
Try using below formula:
=IF(...
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No, the IF function is supported in SharePoint formulas, but the IFS is not. But you can create a deeply nested IF condition where another IF function is used the third parameter (the "else" condition), so using the formula you presented you can achieve the same with:
=IF([SubmissionDate]="","Pending Submission",IF([DeadlineDate]>[SubmissionDate],"...
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