Sheet Reference Formula Unparseable Error

Tony Fronza
Tony Fronza ✭✭✭✭
edited 06/02/23 in Formulas and Functions

I'm using the following formula, which references another sheet to pull in definitions/text:

=IF([Job Family Recommendation]@row = "Accounting Operations", {Job Family Definitions Range 5}), IF([Job Family Recommendation]@row = "Billing", {Job Family Definitions Range 2})

The first leg of the formula works, but when I add the second, I receive a UNPARSEABLE error. I would love to know why this isn't working and if it's possible to have multiple references

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  • Kleerfyre
    Kleerfyre ✭✭✭✭✭✭
    Answer ✓

    Drop the ) after the Job Family Definitions Range 5. You don't need it there when nesting IF statements.

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