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I am looking for a way to use the REPLACE() formula function to replace values in a Multi-select column with different values on a new column.


For example:


The original column contains column Type of question with multi-select values bug-report, enhancement.


Can we create a new column called Type of question (new) with the corresponding new values: bug-report-new and enhancement-new?

I would use the SUBSTITUTE() function instead: SUBSTITUTE({Type of Question},'bug-report','bug-report-new')

^ This simple formula will work, but you’ll have to nest a bunch of SUBSTITUTE()s to account for each multi-select option possible.


So try something like this: IF({Type of Question},SUBSTITUTE({Type of Question},',','-new,')&'-new')

^ that formula will add a ‘-new’ to the end of any field option you have., which is handy if you have quite a few or will need to add more options in the future since this formula will account for new options automatically/


I would use the SUBSTITUTE() function instead: SUBSTITUTE({Type of Question},'bug-report','bug-report-new')

^ This simple formula will work, but you’ll have to nest a bunch of SUBSTITUTE()s to account for each multi-select option possible.


So try something like this: IF({Type of Question},SUBSTITUTE({Type of Question},',','-new,')&'-new')

^ that formula will add a ‘-new’ to the end of any field option you have., which is handy if you have quite a few or will need to add more options in the future since this formula will account for new options automatically/



I would use the SUBSTITUTE() function instead: SUBSTITUTE({Type of Question},'bug-report','bug-report-new')

^ This simple formula will work, but you’ll have to nest a bunch of SUBSTITUTE() s to account for each multi-select option possible.



This format helped, thank you! I ended up nesting the formula for my replacements. ✅


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