What is wrong with this formula =IF([Tech Check in Time]@row), >0, ="Yes")

Weston Johnson

Weston Johnson ✭✭

10/10/23 in Smartsheet Basics

I need to have cell in one column deliver "yes" if the other cell has data.

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SPIPMO ✭✭✭✭

10/10/23 Answer ✓

Hi @Weston Johnson
Please try this
=IF([Tech Check in Time]@row > 0, "Yes")

Thanks!

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Weston Johnson ✭✭

10/11/23 Answer ✓

Perfect thank you......

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SPIPMO ✭✭✭✭

10/10/23 Answer ✓

Hi @Weston Johnson
Please try this
=IF([Tech Check in Time]@row > 0, "Yes")

Thanks!

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Weston Johnson ✭✭

10/11/23 Answer ✓

Perfect thank you......

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