Adding an AND into a formula
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Current formula (which is working): =IF(CONTAINS("APP", [Employment Type]@row), JOIN([Dropdown Selection]@row:[Employee Status]@row, "; "))
However, I need to include if the Employee Status equals Active within the above and not sure on the syntax?
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Try this:
=IF(AND(CONTAINS("APP", [Employment Type]@row), [Employee Status]@row = "Active"), JOIN([Dropdown Selection]@row:[Employee Status]@row, "; "))
Cheers,
Genevieve
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@cghallo_UCDenver The last two examples in that link show how to use an AND function that has another function within it. Basically the CONTAINS function is one of the "logical_expressions".
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Here's some info on the AND function:
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That doesn't show where specifically to add the in within my current formula that has contains which is what I'm not sure on.
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Try this:
=IF(AND(CONTAINS("APP", [Employment Type]@row), [Employee Status]@row = "Active"), JOIN([Dropdown Selection]@row:[Employee Status]@row, "; "))
Cheers,
Genevieve
Join us for Jumpstart 2025 with Community on 23 January (in two time zones)! 🎉 Register here.
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@cghallo_UCDenver The last two examples in that link show how to use an AND function that has another function within it. Basically the CONTAINS function is one of the "logical_expressions".
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