Using IF statement in an ifferror and index/match formula
I wrote a formula to return Not Found if an error is found. However I also what it to return an abbreviation for some couple of matches that have long names instead of the full descriptions.
For example =IFERROR(INDEX({Degree}, MATCH([Primary Column]@row, {Name}, 0)), "Not Found. Please update"), IF(INDEX({Location}, MATCH([Primary Column]@row, {Name}, 0)) = "Master of Business Administration", "MBA")
Best regards,
Jacob A. PMP, AgileXP, CSM
Please kindly upvote if my contributions have provided you some value or answer. Thank you
Best Answer
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Hey @jacob.alabi
Try this:
=IFERROR(IF(INDEX({Degree}, MATCH([Primary Column]@row, {Name}, 0))="Master of Business Administration", "MBA",INDEX({Degree}, MATCH([Primary Column]@row, {Name}, 0))), "Not Found. Please update")
Will this work for you?
Kelly
Answers
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Hey @jacob.alabi
Try this:
=IFERROR(IF(INDEX({Degree}, MATCH([Primary Column]@row, {Name}, 0))="Master of Business Administration", "MBA",INDEX({Degree}, MATCH([Primary Column]@row, {Name}, 0))), "Not Found. Please update")
Will this work for you?
Kelly
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Thank you @Kelly Moore that worked
Best regards,
Jacob A. PMP, AgileXP, CSM
Please kindly upvote if my contributions have provided you some value or answer. Thank you
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