#INVALID COLUMN VALUE - How to hide this error

DanBonn

Looking for a way to modify this formula so that it does not allow a cell to present #INVALID COLUMN VALUE when the IF statement cell reference is not >=1

current formula:

=IFERROR(IF([Matching Birthdate]@row >= 1, [Facility Name]@row + " |Patient Name| " + [Pat Name]@row + " |DOB| " + [Pat Birth Date]@row + " |Admit Date| " + [Admit Date]@row + " |Discharge Date| " + [Disch Date]@row + " |Discharge Status| " + [Discharge Status]@row, false), "")

DanBonn

worked like a charm! thanks. You guys are Brilliant!

Kelly Moore

Hey @DanBonn

Try this

=IFERROR(IF([Matching Birthdate]@row >= 1, [Facility Name]@row + " |Patient Name| " + [Pat Name]@row + " |DOB| " + [Pat Birth Date]@row + " |Admit Date| " + [Admit Date]@row + " |Discharge Date| " + [Disch Date]@row + " |Discharge Status| " + [Discharge Status]@row), "")

Will this work for you? Does your [Matching Birthdate] column always have a value in it, or is it sometimes blank?

Kelly

DanBonn

worked like a charm! thanks. You guys are Brilliant!