Oct 01, 2020 10:51 PM
Hi!
How do I individually concatenate fields if one of the fields is comma-separated?
For example, I want to take “red, blue” and concatenate this with “shoe” to come up with ““red shoe”,“blue shoe”” with the quotation marks instead of “red, blue shoe”.
Any ideas? Thank you in advance!
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Oct 02, 2020 08:01 AM
Colors (linked records)
Blue, Red
Item (single line text)
Shoes
Item Colors (formula)
Blue Shoes, Red Shoes
Formula for Item Colors:
ARRAYJOIN(
{Colors},
{Item} & ", "
) & " " & {Item}
Note, array related formulas such as ARRAYJOIN are designed for linked records and related fields. They don’t currently support comma separated strings, for example.
Oct 02, 2020 08:01 AM
Colors (linked records)
Blue, Red
Item (single line text)
Shoes
Item Colors (formula)
Blue Shoes, Red Shoes
Formula for Item Colors:
ARRAYJOIN(
{Colors},
{Item} & ", "
) & " " & {Item}
Note, array related formulas such as ARRAYJOIN are designed for linked records and related fields. They don’t currently support comma separated strings, for example.
Oct 04, 2020 09:57 PM
Thanks, Zollie! I tried this with a standard Formula field and it didn’t quite work the way I wanted to - but it worked as expected when I used a Rollup field instead.
Oct 05, 2020 06:25 AM
Here’s another option that will work in a formula field:
SUBSTITUTE(Colors, ", ", " " & Item & ", " ) & " " & Item
May 21, 2023 05:34 AM - edited May 21, 2023 05:35 AM
This approach worked for me. But how would the formula change if the "item" column also takes more options?
To elaborate, I have two columns: Companies and Keywords. A have 'combined' formula column in the following format: "Company - Keyword". Sometimes, there is more than one company and more than one keyword. So the formula above doesn't always work. Below is an example of the formula's output in different scenarios.
and here is the formula: