Nested IF Fomula help

Kpennington

Hi!

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my formula below? I am having trouble identifying

=IF(ISBLANK([Contractor Name]@row), "No", IF(OR([Contractor Name]@row = "NA"), "No", IF([Contractor Name]@row = "RLM"), "No", IF([Contractor Name]@row = "Danny"), "No", IF(ISBLANK(Phone@row), "No", "Yes")))

bisaacs

Hey @Kpennington,

I don't think you have enough closing parenthesis at the end of the formula. You should have the same number of closing parenthesis as you have IF statements. I think you could also cut down the number of IF statements by restructuring the formula like so:

=IF(OR(ISBLANK([Contractor Name]@row), [Contractor Name]@row = "NA", [Contractor Name]@row = "RLM", [Contractor Name]@row = "Danny", ISBLANK(Phone@row)), "No", Yes")

Let me know if this works!

Nick Korna

Hi @Kpennington,

You have some brackets closing some of your IFs which should be moved to the end:

=IF(ISBLANK([Contractor Name]@row), "No", IF(OR([Contractor Name]@row = "NA"), "No", IF([Contractor Name]@row = "RLM", "No", IF([Contractor Name]@row = "Danny", "No", IF(ISBLANK(Phone@row), "No", "Yes")))))

I'm not sure why you have an OR for a single IF. To use this properly you would have something more like this:

=IF(OR([Contractor Name]@row = "", [Contractor Name]@row = "NA", [Contractor Name]@row = "RLM", [Contractor Name]@row = "Danny", Phone@row = ""), "No", "Yes")

Hope this helps, but if you've any problems/questions then just let us know!

Kpennington

You are exactly right, that OR was leftover from when we thought we could do "N/A' or "NA" but was resolved in another way. Thank you so much!