Hi Michael. I just tried it and got an error like you. Then, I concatenated an empty string onto the end of the lookup, to give the TRIM function a string (assuming Airtable returns string after the “&” operator).
It works. So give it a try.
Hi Michael. I just tried it and got an error like you. Then, I concatenated an empty string onto the end of the lookup, to give the TRIM function a string (assuming Airtable returns string after the “&” operator).
It works. So give it a try.
Thank you so much. Odd this is the solutions but adding &"" does the job.
Have a great day.
Thank you
Welcome to the Airtable community.
You are seeing this behavior because the TRIM
function requires a string as an input, but an lookup field is an array.
There are multiple methods for converting an array into a string. The CONCATENATE
function is one method. Concatenating the lookup with an empty string with & ""
also converts the array to a string. Yet another option is to use a rollup field instead of a lookup field.
Welcome to the Airtable community.
You are seeing this behavior because the TRIM
function requires a string as an input, but an lookup field is an array.
There are multiple methods for converting an array into a string. The CONCATENATE
function is one method. Concatenating the lookup with an empty string with & ""
also converts the array to a string. Yet another option is to use a rollup field instead of a lookup field.
Hello @Kuavonne,
I'm new to Airtable and particularly to the subject of formulas and functions
Thank you for sharing. Is it possible to have . is it to add an example for better understanding