Hi,
I’m trying to make an IF statement so it says Yes and No for different values but I am having trouble with the expression.
IF (CONTAINS([owner],“57”),“Yes”,“No”)
IF (CONTAINS([owner],“76”),“Yes”,“No”)
IF (CONTAINS([owner],“12”),“Yes”,“No”)
I’m trying to combine these but it only comes up as it’s reading the first one.
Any suggestions
Hello @Fre3 , you can try this expression:
"Contains 57: "&IF(CONTAINS([owner],"57"),"Yes","No")&
", Contains 76:"&IF (CONTAINS([owner],"76"),"Yes","No")&
", Contains 12:"&IF (CONTAINS([owner],"12"),"Yes","No")
1 Like
The expression itself works but I’m not getting a Yes or No value in the rows
If it’s saved as an app formula then it will only appear on new rows, is that the case?
Also, do you need just one “Yes” or a concatenated explanation of which gets “Yes” or “No”?
1 Like
Yeah, when I make a new row it has an N in the box. I wanted it so the initial value of 57 says yeah if it’s in the chosen column [owner] but I also wanted it so different value’s also said Yes as well as the 57 if that makes sense
sort of like an and statement but again I don’t know how to express that
Is the column type set as “Text”?
If i change it to text I just get the whole expression in the box
I’m not quite sure what is the result that you want, here are two examples, tell me which one it is that you need:
example 1: [owner] = “57335”
Result option 1:
Contains 57: Yes, Contains 76:No, Contains 12:No
Result option 2:
Yes
example 2: [owner] = “12444”
Result option 1:
Contains 57: No, Contains 76:No, Contains 12:Yes
Result option 2:
Yes
1 Like
I wanted a Yes or No answer based off if the given numbers were in the text. The other expression you gave me before worked I just didn’t refresh/save changes. Thank you
1 Like