Successor Column Issue
I am having trouble with adding a successor column. I have pulled up the example project plan and added =JOIN(SUCCESSORS([Task Name]@row),”,”) to my Successor Column. I keep getting an error (#UNPARSEABLE). Task Name is my primary column. I have tried other columns (Start, etc.) and I have tried without the [ ].
I am probably missing something simple, but I cannot get this to work.
Best Answer
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Yes. That did the trick.
Thank you!!
Answers
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Hmm, this definitely should be working. I am noticing that your Task Name reference isn't lighting up (recognizing it as a valid reference) like so:
When writing the formula, try clicking on the Task Name cell in that row. It's possible there is a space that somehow got on the end of the column name that is throwing it off. I've found @row references to be incredibly case-sensitive.
If that doesn't work, you can always try simply refreshing the page. Sometimes, oddly enough, that does the trick.
Hope this helps!:)
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Yes. That did the trick.
Thank you!!
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