Skip to main content

Hello guys,


I’m just getting started with Airtable formulas and couldn’t find the right formula for this scenario and will be grateful if you could help here.


I’ve 2 columns when based on the value on column A I want to determent if to display a value of column A or column B in the D column.


= If column A contains 1 or 2 or 3, then display the value of column A, if contain Y, display value of column B


Thanks

It would be something along these lines:


IF(OR (FIND (“1”, {Column A}), FIND (“2”, {Column A}), FIND (“3”, {Column A})), {Column A},

IF(FIND(“Y”, {Column A}), {Column B}))

It would be something along these lines:


IF(OR (FIND (“1”, {Column A}), FIND (“2”, {Column A}), FIND (“3”, {Column A})), {Column A},

IF(FIND(“Y”, {Column A}), {Column B}))


@Jarvis_Digital hanks but I’ve tried this and didn’t work.


Can you have a look?

IF(OR (FIND (“Office”, {Workplace}), FIND (“Hybrid”, {Workplace}),{Company - Location},

IF(FIND(“Remote”, {Workplace}), {Workplace}))

@Jarvis_Digital hanks but I’ve tried this and didn’t work.


Can you have a look?

IF(OR (FIND (“Office”, {Workplace}), FIND (“Hybrid”, {Workplace}),{Company - Location},

IF(FIND(“Remote”, {Workplace}), {Workplace}))


You’re missing a closing parenthesis for the OR() statement.


If “Office”, “Hybrid”, and “Remote” are the whole values of the field {Workplace} you could simplify the formula by using a SWITCH() statement.


SWITCH(

   {Workplace},

   "Office", {Company - Location},

   "Hybrid", {Company - Location},

   "Remote", {Workplace}

)


Edited to remove extra comma.

You’re missing a closing parenthesis for the OR() statement.


If “Office”, “Hybrid”, and “Remote” are the whole values of the field {Workplace} you could simplify the formula by using a SWITCH() statement.


SWITCH(

   {Workplace},

   "Office", {Company - Location},

   "Hybrid", {Company - Location},

   "Remote", {Workplace}

)


Edited to remove extra comma.



Where exactly?



It didn’t work as well…


I’m running out of ideas…


Where exactly?



It didn’t work as well…


I’m running out of ideas…



The formula you pasted looks like this: OR(FIND(), FIND(). It needs to look like this: OR(FIND(), FIND())



Be more specific. It produced an error and wouldn’t let you save the formula? Its not showing the desired result?

You’re missing a closing parenthesis for the OR() statement.


If “Office”, “Hybrid”, and “Remote” are the whole values of the field {Workplace} you could simplify the formula by using a SWITCH() statement.


SWITCH(

   {Workplace},

   "Office", {Company - Location},

   "Hybrid", {Company - Location},

   "Remote", {Workplace}

)


Edited to remove extra comma.



You have an extra comma. Remove the comma after {Workplace} and before the closing parenthesis.




You have multiple syntax issues with this formula, include issues with extra spaces after your function names, curly quotes, and missing parenthesis.


Try this …


IF(

    OR(

        FIND("Office", {Workplace}), 

        FIND("Hybrid", {Workplace})

    ),

    {Company - Location},

IF(

    FIND("Remote", {Workplace}), 

    {Workplace}

))

You have an extra comma. Remove the comma after {Workplace} and before the closing parenthesis.




You have multiple syntax issues with this formula, include issues with extra spaces after your function names, curly quotes, and missing parenthesis.


Try this …


IF(

    OR(

        FIND("Office", {Workplace}), 

        FIND("Hybrid", {Workplace})

    ),

    {Company - Location},

IF(

    FIND("Remote", {Workplace}), 

    {Workplace}

))

Good 'ol syntax issues, lol


You have an extra comma. Remove the comma after {Workplace} and before the closing parenthesis.




You have multiple syntax issues with this formula, include issues with extra spaces after your function names, curly quotes, and missing parenthesis.


Try this …


IF(

    OR(

        FIND("Office", {Workplace}), 

        FIND("Hybrid", {Workplace})

    ),

    {Company - Location},

IF(

    FIND("Remote", {Workplace}), 

    {Workplace}

))

Thank you. It does the job perfectly!

Reply


Terms & Conditions