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Help in Calculated FIeld for Priority set up

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Hi,

Looking for HELP in Calculated Field in project custom form, created a field name "Score", and conditions are;


If Calculated Score =600, Then Priority=Urgent
If Calculated Score <600, but more than 499, Then Priority=High
If Calculated Score <500 but More Than 249, Then Priority=Medium
If Calculated Score <250, Then Priority=Low

 

I tried this one, but not showing priority in the report/project;

IF({DE:Calculated Score}=600, "Urgent", IF({DE:Calculated Score}<600, "High", IF({DE:Calculated Score}<500, IF({DE:Calculated Score}<250,"Low"), "Medium")))
 
Am I missing in between, appreciate your immediate help in this regard.
Best regards,
Kundan.
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Try this please and use "Recalculate Expressions" on project or project report: 

IF({DE:Calculated Score}=600,"Urgent",IF({DE:Calculated Score}<250,"Low",IF({DE:Calculated Score}<500,"Medium",IF({DE:Calculated Score}<600,"High"))))

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Try this please and use "Recalculate Expressions" on project or project report: 

IF({DE:Calculated Score}=600,"Urgent",IF({DE:Calculated Score}<250,"Low",IF({DE:Calculated Score}<500,"Medium",IF({DE:Calculated Score}<600,"High"))))

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Thanks a lot @_Manish_Singh 

Have a nice day!

Mvh

Kundan.

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I think the thing to remember here is that when a multi IF statement finds it's first match, it stops looking at the remaining IFs. You'll notice in this working statement, there is no "else" because it doesn't need one.