What formula will return the text in the field that is not blank?

Lori Flanigan

The Primary Program field should contain the text from either Primary Program-A field (which is a column formula) or Primary Program-B field (which is also a column formula).

I've tried nested IF statements. IF([Primary Program-A]@row, "", [Primary Program-B]@row) works but when switched, IF([Primary Program-B]@row, "", [Primary Program-A]@row) does not work.

Thanks for any help!

Lori

Jon Mark H

Hey Lori!

Try:

=IF([Primary Program-A]@row<> "", [Primary Program-A]@row, [Primary Program-B]@row)

Checks to see if column A is blank, if it's NOT blank, it takes the data in column A.

If it IS blank, it pulls the data from column B

Let me know if that works for you, or if you need any further assistance!

-Jon

Jon Mark H

Hey Lori!

Try:

=IF([Primary Program-A]@row<> "", [Primary Program-A]@row, [Primary Program-B]@row)

Checks to see if column A is blank, if it's NOT blank, it takes the data in column A.

If it IS blank, it pulls the data from column B

Let me know if that works for you, or if you need any further assistance!

-Jon

Lori Flanigan

Jon, thank you so much! That worked perfectly!

Lori

Jon Mark H

@Lori Flanigan

Excellent! Glad I could help!

-Jon