The formula used to correctly display the data is as follows:
=IF(B3=ʺEODʺ,IF(AND(D3<ʺ12:30ʺ,E3>50,F3>50,G3>6,H3<ʺ12:30ʺ),ʺPʺ,ʺFʺ),IF(B3=ʺSOʺ,IF(AND(D3<ʺ12:30ʺ,E3>50,F3>50,G3>10,H3<ʺ10:30ʺ),ʺPʺ,ʺFʺ),IF(B3=ʺSBʺ,IF(AND(D3<ʺ13:00ʺ,E3>50,F3>50,G3>6,H3<ʺ12:00ʺ),ʺPʺ,ʺFʺ),IF(B3=ʺNDʺ,IF(AND(D3<ʺ12:30ʺ,E3>50,F3>50,G3>6,H3<ʺ12:30ʺ),ʺPʺ,ʺFʺ),IF(B3=ʺAWʺ,IF(AND(D3<ʺ12:00ʺ,E3>42,F3>50,G3>4,H3<ʺ12:00ʺ),ʺPʺ,ʺFʺ))))))
It should be noted that the formula was not typed by me personally, it was added to a copy of my sample spreadsheet. When attempting to copy and paste from the copy into my spreadsheet, there was an unknown error with the transfer and although the formula appeared to be written identically, it would not work.
I hand typed it character by character and it then worked correctly.
I don't have an explanation for this but should anyone run into a similar issue, there's the fix.
Copy and paste is tough, but you could probably do it in Apps Script. However, displaying the rows in the new tabs is absolutely the purview of the Filter
function.
=Filter('Master Spreadsheet'!A:N,N:N="Rejected")
Replace the data there with your tab names, columns, and criteria.
Best Answer
Please try:
if the required result in the source sheet is: