GOOGLE SHEETS: Using Data Validation & If Formula

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Bonjour all,

First time poster! Been using this site to help me make some spreadsheets for work. All have been a great help and have been learning new things and tricks every day.

Anywho! Thats enough of me....I have a problem I am trying to get around and wondering if you all could help?

I currently have a google spreadsheet (please be kind :D, hopefully the formula is the same as excel) that has a list of outstanding orders I chase daily. I currently have 2 additional columns at the end of my sheet that has a network days formula running (Col I). In the final column I have a "Status" (Col J) section which I use a data validation droplist. I currently have a formula of:

<bdo dir="ltr">=IF(I14<3 "NEW ORDER"," ")

New Order is one of my drop downs which I would manually select if the order is 1 or 2 days old. Anything above 3 I use a selection of drop downs depending on the order / comments that are made against them.

However, when I have this formula is in place (it works), but the drop down no longer works. Is there any way around this?

TLDR: I would like to use my new formula to automatically fill Column J, but still be able to use the drop down list.

Many thanks in advance!

Dan
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Re: Using Data Validation & If Formula

Sorry account was not fully active so dont think this one was pushed through (sorry for the bump).
 
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Re: Using Data Validation & If Formula

I have moved this question to the "General Excel Discussion & Other Questions" forum.
This is where you want to post your "Google Sheets" questions.
 
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