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hammermill21
Creator III
Creator III

Changing background color based on two different words

Hello,

I have a table that when there is a "Y" under "entrapment" I want the cells to turn yellow and if there is a "Y' under Vandalism I want the cell to turn red.  I know if I do this:


if(Entrapment='', white(),    yellow())


It will work but how do I add the Vandalism part to this expression?


Thank you!

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sunny_talwar

May be this

If(Entrapment = 'Y', Yellow(),

     If(Vandalism = 'Y', Red(), White()))

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sunny_talwar

May be this

If(Entrapment = 'Y', Yellow(),

     If(Vandalism = 'Y', Red(), White()))

Anil_Babu_Samineni

Perhaps this?

If(Entrapment='', White(), If(Vandalism='Y', Red(), Yellow()))

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hammermill21
Creator III
Creator III
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Thank you Sunny,

I see what I did wrong when i tried that.

Thank you

sunny_talwar

What was it, if you don't mind sharing that

hammermill21
Creator III
Creator III
Author

I had it set  like this:

if(Entrapment='', white(),    yellow())

     if(Vandalism='', red(), white()))


I needed to remove the first "White()", an oversight on my part.

sunny_talwar

Make sense, thanks for sharing