I have this as a dataset:
I'm having a hard time trying to make a new column to do this.
If there is a duplicate in the user name, see if TF = TRUE, then check to see if VERSION is either "Boxing 2007" OR "Boxing 2010", if it is either of those, return "FLAG IT", if not return "OK"
Can anyone help me out with this?
Using structured references, and assuming the T/F column is Boolean:
=IF(AND(COUNTIF([Username],[#Username])>1, [#[T/F]],
OR([#Version]="Boxing 2007",[#Version]="Boxing 2010")),
"FLAG IT","OK")
Related
I have several csv files which they differ between them in term of columns.
I know exactly which column I want to see, but I am not sure if all the files they have those column.
in my previous code, I had in place this sort of filtering
keep_col = ['code', '#timestamp', 'message', 'name','ID', 'deviceAction']
know I implemented a for loop to go through all the files (csv) in a folder and run some scripts against those file.
Here is where I am facing the issue.
as the csv structure may vary, I can't keep the keep_col that static and I needed to add some extra column,
like this:
keep_col = ['code', '#timestamp', 'message', 'name','ad.loginName','sourceServiceName','ad.destinationHosts','ID', 'deviceAction']
but unfortunately my script fails because the the new column I added, are not in the csv index. fair enough, I decided to put in place a ìf statment
as follow:
if 'ad.loginName' and 'sourceServiceName' and 'ad.destinationHosts' in f.index.values:
keep_col = ['Code', '#timestamp', 'message', 'name','ad.loginName','sourceServiceName','ad.destinationHosts','ID', 'deviceAction']
else:
keep_col = ['Code', '#timestamp', 'message', 'name','ID', 'deviceAction']
I tried with both AND and ORand the output was wrong in both cases, and here why:
OR: fails to run because is needs to validate at least one condition, which in my first file does not have any of those column.
AND: works, but does not report back the column because not all 3 conditions are true so it doesn't report back any of those 3 fields.
Please, can any of you help me to solve this.
I would like the script to check IF any of those columns exists, to write them, and if they do not exists in the index, to just ignore them and move on
thank you very much guys, and please if you need more infos just let me know.
I think you mean to check if all indexes you mention are in f.index.value.
if all(col in f.columns
for col in ['ad.loginName', 'sourceServiceName',
'ad.destinationHosts']
):
or in other words if that set is a subset of f.index.values
if set(['ad.loginName', 'sourceServiceName',
'ad.destinationHosts']) <= set(f.columns):
Or back to your original problem you want
keep_col = ['Code', '#timestamp', 'message', 'name','ad.loginName','sourceServiceName','ad.destinationHosts','ID', 'deviceAction']
keep_col = [col for col in keep_col if col in f.columns]
If I tell you 'some string' and 'some other string' == True, can you spot what you did wrong in your code?
I want to set an order completion date based on the words Standard or Rush.
Currently I have it set up where if a cell shows the word Standard, it will give me a date, but once I try to add Rush to that, it get errors
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("VF",B2)), IF(J2="Standard", WORKDAY(TODAY( )+2,1)), "")
I also tried this, but when I type Rush into J2, the result shows as just FALSE
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("VF",B2)), (IF(J2="Standard", WORKDAY(TODAY( )+2,1))), (IF(J2="Rush", WORKDAY(TODAY( )+1,1))))
The idea here is to make an order wanted date based on the Rush and Standard time frame.
You have embedded your new IF function inside of the wrong if.
This: (IF(J2="Standard", WORKDAY(TODAY( )+2,1))) is going to return a date or FALSE. You want to change that FALSE to return your next IF statement. Instead:
=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("VF",B2)), IF(J2="Standard", WORKDAY(TODAY( )+2,1), IF(J2="Rush", WORKDAY(TODAY( )+1,1))), "")
You return nothing "" in the case that your ISNUMBER() fails still.
I am working on a document where I need to be able to test multiple options in an if statement to see if one of them are true to decide if a paragraph displays on the document. I have been trying to figure out why my OR formula is not returning a value for me to test and I am not sure why it is not showing anything when it is updating.
I have inserted a field and added a formula within that field that I am hoping will work with my If statement to show the proper paragraph contens.
When I use an Or statement, even one as simple as { OR(1=1) } and update and toggle the field I get no result. From what I have read I should get a 1 or a 0, but I don't seem to get either of these results. The line just ends up blank. When I test it with my If formula it always shows the false result, even when the Or contains a true result.
The formula I am currently working with is:
{ IF{ OR("$event.eventType.name}" = "Birthday", "$event.eventType.name}" =
"Conference" } "Yes" "No" }
If I update and toggle the Or field it shows blank, no result either true or false, and makes the If formula show as false event on results where it should show true. As I mentioned above I even tried setting it to 1=1 and still could not get it to show as true. Not sure if there is something I am missing in working with the formula.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
It's not clear from your post what $event.eventType.name is. Presumably it's a field generated by an Addin. In that case, you should be able to use something like:
{IF{={IF{$event.eventType.name}= "Birthday" 1 0}+{IF{$event.eventType.name}= "Conference" 1 0}# 0}> 0 "Yes" "No"}
or:
{={IF{$event.eventType.name}= "Birthday" 1 0}+{IF{$event.eventType.name}= "Conference" 1 0} \# "'Yes',,'No'"}
Note: The field brace pairs (i.e. '{ }') for the above example are all created in the document itself, via Ctrl-F9 (Cmd-F9 on a Mac); you can't simply type them or copy & paste them from this message. Nor is it practical to add them via any of the standard Word dialogues. The spaces represented in the field constructions are all required. If your fields are a kind of mergefield, you'll need to insert 'MERGEFIELD ' at the start of each one, thus:
{MERGEFIELD $event.eventType.name}
Using a nested If Statement in Excel I have been trying to obtain results using the following criteria:
within 100 and 75000 Volts but should accept 11; 22; 25; 26; 30; 33; 66
as they will be in kV
Source data is in a table Transformers and the formula is also returning data on two other tables MASTER and META.
I have tried in vain all kinds of IF/AND/OR variants of the following, however I have rarely used nested if statements before so am not at home with the logic. Any help gratefully received !
Thank you
=IF(MASTER!N2="Failed Check 1","Failed Check 1",IF(META!N2="Failed Check 2","Failed Check 2"), IF(OR(Transformers!T2>=110, Transformers!T2<=75000) OR(Transformers!T2=11, Transformers!T2=22, Transformers!T2=25, Transformers!T2=26, Transformers!T2=30, Transformers!T2=33, Transformers!T2=66),"Failed Check 3","Passed Check 3"))
Thank you
It looks like you need an AND as the first term in your OR. The parenthesis also looked incorrect. Once the complexity reaches a certain stage it sometimes helps to compose the formulas in something like Notepad with white-space to display the logic:
=IF(MASTER!N2="Failed Check 1",
"Failed Check 1",
IF(META!N2="Failed Check 2",
"Failed Check 2",
IF(OR(
AND(Transformers!T2>=110, Transformers!T2<=75000),
Transformers!T2=11,
Transformers!T2=22,
Transformers!T2=25,
Transformers!T2=26,
Transformers!T2=30,
Transformers!T2=33,
Transformers!T2=66
),
"Failed Check 3",
"Passed Check 3"
)
)
)
Without linebreaks this is:
=IF(MASTER!N2="Failed Check 1","Failed Check 1",IF(META!N2="Failed Check 2","Failed Check 2", IF(OR(AND(Transformers!T2>=110, Transformers!T2<=75000),Transformers!T2=11, Transformers!T2=22, Transformers!T2=25, Transformers!T2=26, Transformers!T2=30, Transformers!T2=33, Transformers!T2=66),"Failed Check 3","Passed Check 3")))
=IF(MASTER!N2="Failed Check 1","Failed Check 1",IF(META!N2="Failed Check 2","Failed Check 2", IF(OR(Transformers!T2>=110, Transformers!T2<=75000, Transformers!T2=11, Transformers!T2=22, Transformers!T2=25, Transformers!T2=26, Transformers!T2=30, Transformers!T2=33, Transformers!T2=66),"Failed Check 3","Passed Check 3")))
Some problems in your formula:
before the second OR a comma is missing, it should be ),OR(
closing parenthesis of first OR is missing, it should be ...=66)),...
closing parenthesis of IF is missing, your formula should end to )))
+1 you are looking for values between 100 and 75000, this could be done with AND instead of OR
Another approach
To simplify your formula you can place your valid kV values in a range and refer to it; let's call it kVolts (one value per cell, either in one row or in one column)
The simplified formula:
=IF(MASTER!N2="Failed Check 1","Failed Check 1",IF(META!N2="Failed Check 2","Failed Check 2"), IF(OR(AND(Transformers!T2>=110, Transformers!T2<=75000),IFERROR(MATCH(Transformers!T2,kVolts,0)>0,FALSE)) ,"Failed Check 3","Passed Check 3")))
Based on your conditions, I would recommend you implement this one liner which assumes your data is in cell A1.
=IF(OR(AND(A1>=100,A1<=75000),A1=11,A1=22,A1=25,A1=26,A1=30,A1=33,A1=66),TRUE,FALSE)
Although this only returns TRUE or FALSE, which doesn't tell you which check it has passed.
I have a nested if statement is returning "False" rather than the expected outcome.
Scenario
Table "High VoltageCables" has data in it that default to numeric but may contain characters: kVa
Table "Master" checks "High VoltageCables" data as blank or not blank, and returns "Failed Check 1","Passed Check 1". This works fine.
Table "Meta" then checks the results of "Master" and then tests "High VoltageCables" data for length between 1 and 6, regardless of whether record is numeric or string.
Formula
=IF(MASTER!H2="Passed Check 1",IF(LEN('High VoltageCables'!O2)>=1,IF(LEN('High VoltageCables'!O2<6),"Passed Check 2","Failed Check 2")))
This is partially succesful, as it returns "Passed Check 2" for the following sample data in the source table "High VoltageCables".
1 numeric, or
1kVa str, or
50000 numeric
However if a field in "High VoltageCables"is blank, the formula returns "FALSE" rather than "Failed Check 1"
I inherited this task, (and would have preferred to do the whole thing in Access using relatively simple queries) - and unfortunately I am new to nested If statements, so I am probably missing something basic...
NB the data in High VoltageCables must default to numeric for a further check to work.
The first and second IF's seem to be missing the else part. They should be added at the end between the ))) like ), else ), else )
Every IF statement consists of IF( condition, truepart, falsepart) if you have two nested ifs it will be something like IF( condition, IF( condition2, truepart2, falsepart2), falsepart)
Hope that makes it a little clearer
You do have an unaccounted for FALSE in the middle IF. Try bring the latter two conditions together.
=IF(Master!H2="Passed Check 1",IF(OR(LEN('High VoltageCables'!O2)={1,2,3,4,5}),"Passed Check 2","Failed Check 2"))
It's still a bit unclear on what to show or not show if Master!H2 does not equal "Passed Check 1".
I failed to construct the formula with a concluding "else" - "Failed Check 1"
Using jeeped's and Tom's suggestion and adding the final "else" part I have solved the problem:
=IF(MASTER!H2="Passed Check 1",IF(OR(LEN('High VoltageCables'!O2)={1,2,3,4,5}),"Passed Check 2","Failed Check 2"),"Failed Check 1")