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I wanna make a new variable called 'status' and one called 'p'. The purpose for this, is to be able to make a response rate.
The formula should be something like this:
1. Custom column 'status'
if [taskstatus]='submitted' => status = 'answered'
else status='not answered'
2. Custom column 'p'
[Status]='besvaret' => p=1
else p=0
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
From the ribbon Add Column - Conditional Column- fill the relevent area as below.
Choose for cloumn name - task status cloumn
Operator -equal
Value - enter a value - "status" (use apostrophe because this is text )
Then - "answered"
Else - "not answered"
The other one is same logic just dont use apostrophe because it is number.
Hi,
From the ribbon Add Column - Conditional Column- fill the relevent area as below.
Choose for cloumn name - task status cloumn
Operator -equal
Value - enter a value - "status" (use apostrophe because this is text )
Then - "answered"
Else - "not answered"
The other one is same logic just dont use apostrophe because it is number.
I totally missed the "conditional column", it made it much easier.
Your solution was the right one, however there's no need to use apostrophe.
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