I have a formula that’s doing what I want it to do. But I’d like the field {ACTUAL VALUE} to be currency formatted like {EST. VALUE} - I’d also like to get a SUM at the bottom of this column, so I need it to be a number.
This is what I have so far.
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VALUE},"")
What do I need to add? Thank you so much in advance.
Best answer by Justin_Barrett
I think I just found the solution:
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VAL.},"")+0
That allows me to format the formula field as a currency.
And all empty fields show up as $0, which is perfect.
The problem is the final empty string in your formula. That’s forcing the output to be a string, not a number. Long story short, the IF() function only outputs a single type of data. If one part outputs a number and another outputs a string, Airtable will force-convert the first part to be a string for consistency.
The solution is easy: leave out that ending empty string. If that third argument is omitted, Airtable will leave the field empty.
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VAL.})
I think I just found the solution:
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VAL.},"")+0
That allows me to format the formula field as a currency.
And all empty fields show up as $0, which is perfect.
+21I think I just found the solution:
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VAL.},"")+0
That allows me to format the formula field as a currency.
And all empty fields show up as $0, which is perfect.
The problem is the final empty string in your formula. That’s forcing the output to be a string, not a number. Long story short, the IF() function only outputs a single type of data. If one part outputs a number and another outputs a string, Airtable will force-convert the first part to be a string for consistency.
The solution is easy: leave out that ending empty string. If that third argument is omitted, Airtable will leave the field empty.
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VAL.})
The problem is the final empty string in your formula. That’s forcing the output to be a string, not a number. Long story short, the IF() function only outputs a single type of data. If one part outputs a number and another outputs a string, Airtable will force-convert the first part to be a string for consistency.
The solution is easy: leave out that ending empty string. If that third argument is omitted, Airtable will leave the field empty.
IF(STAGE="Executed", {EST. VAL.})
That’s even better and so much simpler. Thank you, @Justin_Barrett
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