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I’m trying to return multiple values in a single cell, based on information from another cell. Cell A is a multi-select cell with potential values of G6, G7, G8. Based on the choices selected, I want Cell B to return an email address to match one or more of the values. So, if G6 and G7 have been selected, I want Cell B to return the values of G6leaders@sch… and also G7leaders@sch…My formula works when only one value is selected, but it returns nothing when multiple values are selected.



IF({Grade Level(s) Involed}=“G6”,“G6leaders@sch…”,IF({Grade Level(s) Involed}=“G7”,“g7leaders@sch…”))



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Hi @Monica_Merchant,


The ideal formula for this would be SWITCH(), instead of nested IF().



BUT…



Why put this in a formula?



Your Grades field is already a link to another record. Store the email address in that table along side each grade. Then use a look up field to return the email address. This will make it much easier to maintain down the road.






Hi @Monica_Merchant,



Yes, you should do what @Vivid-Squid said, which is to use linked records & lookup fields.



Since you are new to Airtable, I would highly recommend my free Airtable training course, which covers both of these topics in depth:



agreed with @Vivid-Squid, but if you still want it to be a formula, that should do the trick



IF(({Grade Level(s) Involed}, SUBSTITUTE(


  CONCATENATE(({Grade Level(s) Involed},'leaders@sch.com'),


  ',','leaders@sch.com,')

Hi @Monica_Merchant,


The ideal formula for this would be SWITCH(), instead of nested IF().



BUT…



Why put this in a formula?



Your Grades field is already a link to another record. Store the email address in that table along side each grade. Then use a look up field to return the email address. This will make it much easier to maintain down the road.







Thank you so much! I’m still wrapping my head around linked fields, and this answer really helped me gain understanding and worked perfectly. I really appreciate you taking the time to answer my question.

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