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Mark_Comish
6 - Interface Innovator
6 - Interface Innovator

I have 3 “Yes or No” single select fields and 3 email fields. If the answer is yes I want the corresponding email to be added and a comma to separate the emails. I can’t seem to figure the correct formula out:

Review 1 (Single Select Field) (Yes or No)
Review 2 (Single Select Field)(Yes or No)
Review 3 (Single Select Field)(Yes or No)

Email 1 (Lookup Field) (test1@test.com)
Email 2 (Lookup Field) (test2@test.com)
Email 3 (Lookup Field) (test3@test.com)

If Review 1 is YES add Email1 and a comma (if NO add nothing)
and
If Review 2 is YES add Email2 and a comma (if NO add nothing)
and
If Review 3 is YES add Email3 (if NO add nothing but would not want the comma from previous YES)

Any help would be appreciated!

12 Replies 12

You are correct that it works with the comma on the end. I did try the ; instead of the comma but the email automation in AT would not work unless it was a comma with no spaces.

Ah ha, this is the issue. If you do not want the space, you also have to remove the space from the REGEX_REPLACE as well. Thank you for the screen captures. It made it much easier to diagnose the problem.

REGEX_REPLACE(
    CONCATENATE(
        IF({CCO to Review}= “YES”, {CCO Email} & ","),
        IF({Designee to Review}= “YES”, {Approver Email} & ","),
        IF({Alternate to Review}= “YES”, {Alternate Email})
    ),
    ",$",
    ""
)
Mark_Comish
6 - Interface Innovator
6 - Interface Innovator

Amazing! Thank you so much for all your help!