SharePoint Asked by sh olli on August 9, 2020
I have a list that has a Status-field. If the status changes, a modified date in another column should indicate, when the status has been changed.
My idea was to create a duplicate of this Status-Column and create in a column, where the date is supposed to be, a function something like this:
=IF(NOT([Status]=[StatusDuplicate]),[Modified],[Stay like that(not specified yet)])
However, this (of course) doesn’t work properly. The Modified-Date-field gets updated even if I just “edit” the item with no changes.
Does someone know a solution/workaround to solve this problem?
You can capture the timestamp when the status column changed. See the link below for further details.
/* Updated in 2/27/2018 */
If you want to show the timestamp when the status is not the starting status, you can use:
=IF(NOT(Status="Start"),TEXT(NOW(),"dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm"),IF(ISBLANK(Status),"","NULL"))
This should work, let me know if you have any question.s
Answered by YogaPanda on August 9, 2020
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