SuryaannFrequent Visitor7 years agoSolvedmultiple in one columnHi All, Help needed parry2k7 years agoSuryaann you can use format function Day with Format = IF( Table[Column] = "Row1", FORMAT( Table[Day], <1st format expression>), FORMAT( Table[Day], <2nd format expression> )
parry2k7 years agoSuryaann you can use format function Day with Format = IF( Table[Column] = "Row1", FORMAT( Table[Day], <1st format expression>), FORMAT( Table[Day], <2nd format expression> )
parry2k7 years agoSuryaann you can use format function Day with Format = IF( Table[Column] = "Row1", FORMAT( Table[Day], <1st format expression>), FORMAT( Table[Day], <2nd format expression> )
1 ReplyReplies sorted by Most Likedparry2kSuper User7 years agoSuryaann you can use format function Day with Format = IF( Table[Column] = "Row1", FORMAT( Table[Day], <1st format expression>), FORMAT( Table[Day], <2nd format expression> )
parry2kSuper User7 years agoSuryaann you can use format function Day with Format = IF( Table[Column] = "Row1", FORMAT( Table[Day], <1st format expression>), FORMAT( Table[Day], <2nd format expression> )
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