Getting #UNPARSEABLE and Need Help

John- Michael Diedrich

Hello Community,

I am struggling to figure out why I keep getting #UNPARSEABLE on the below formula. I am trying to add an IF statement for when [CIT PPO #]@row is blank, the result is "Non Compliant". Any help is appreciated!

Broken formula:

=IFERROR(IF([Job Complete]@row = "", "Non Compliant", IF([CIT PPO #]@row "", "Non Compliant", IF([Job Complete Date Modified]@row < [Invoicing Status Due Date]@row, "Compliant", "Non Compliant"))), "")

Working formula that I am trying to add to:

=IFERROR(IF([Job Complete]@row = "", "Non Compliant", IF([Job Complete Date Modified]@row < [Invoicing Status Due Date]@row, "Compliant", "Non Compliant")), "")

Thank you

Leibel S

Looks like you missed an = sign

=IFERROR(IF([Job Complete]@row = "", "Non Compliant", IF([CIT PPO #]@row = "", "Non Compliant", IF([Job Complete Date Modified]@row < [Invoicing Status Due Date]@row, "Compliant", "Non Compliant"))), "")