Having Trouble with simple IF OR formula
I've been reading previous questions and answers on this topic. I'm trying to enter a yes or no in a Licensed in a State? column if any of three columns contains a yes. Below is yielding UNPARSEABLE.
=IF(OR[BrokerageLicense?]@row="yes",[Property Management Licensed?]@row="yes",[Multifamily Licensed?]@row="yes")),"Yes","No")
Best Answer
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Hi Mary Anne Dunn.
Looks like placement of parentheses is preventing the formula from being parsed: missing opening parenthesis of the OR function, extra parenthesis at end of the OR function. You have 1 opening parenthesis and 3 closing parenthesis.
I tested this formula below and it worked for me. Hope this helps!
=IF(OR([BrokerageLicense?]@row = "yes", [Property Management Licensed?]@row = "yes", [Multifamily Licensed?]@row = "yes"), "Yes", "No")
Answers
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@Mary Anne Dunn Hi, it's missing a parenthesis after the OR and it had an extra one before the yes condition. Try this: =IF(OR([BrokerageLicense?]@row = "yes", [Property Management Licensed?]@row = "yes", [Multifamily Licensed?]@row = "yes"), "Yes", "No")
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Hi Mary Anne Dunn.
Looks like placement of parentheses is preventing the formula from being parsed: missing opening parenthesis of the OR function, extra parenthesis at end of the OR function. You have 1 opening parenthesis and 3 closing parenthesis.
I tested this formula below and it worked for me. Hope this helps!
=IF(OR([BrokerageLicense?]@row = "yes", [Property Management Licensed?]@row = "yes", [Multifamily Licensed?]@row = "yes"), "Yes", "No")
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