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mbrawn
Frequent Visitor

Multiple IF Statement for Status Codes

Hi there,

 

I need to form the correct version of this IF statement. Or, more likely, a different statement with the same outcome!

 

If Status = 3 then "Won"

If Status = 4 then "Lost"

If Status = BLANK then "Open"

 

Below is the code I'm trying and the Blank part does not seem to recognise it should display as "Open".

 

Any help appreciated,

Thanks

 

Status = (IF(opportunities[statuscode] = 3, "Won", IF(opportunities[statuscode] = 4, "Lost", IF(opportunities[statuscode] = BLANK(), "Open"))))
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Eric_Zhang
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@mbrawn

You could try

 

Status =
SWITCH (
    opportunities[statuscode],
    3, "Won",
    4, "Lost",
    BLANK (), "Open",
    "defaut value if doesn't in any prior case"
)

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Eric_Zhang
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

@mbrawn

You could try

 

Status =
SWITCH (
    opportunities[statuscode],
    3, "Won",
    4, "Lost",
    BLANK (), "Open",
    "defaut value if doesn't in any prior case"
)

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