if what you’re trying to achieve is that the field is populated by the Concatenation when it’s Extended or Standard and is blank when it’s 360 Edition, then it’s
IF(Edition = “360 Edition”, “”, CONCATENATE( ….insert the concatenate here… ))
Hello,
just to clarify.
CONCATENATE designed to be used like: CONCATENATE( "AAA", "BBB", "CCC")
to get the same result, you can use "AAA" & "BBB" & "CCC"
of course, CONCATENATE("AAA" & "BBB" & "CCC") will work also, but you are using concatenation twice.
also, in Airtable you can use IF(statement, value_if_true) , which returns empty string when false
the word BLANK usually not needed and often produces error in formula
so, you can also write in that way (not sure, didn't test)
IF({Edition} != "360 Edition" , {Order ID} & " " & Initials & " " & "Vol II" )