Syntax with a mix of or, and, contains and not
Hello All,
My formula is:
=IF(OR([Box Shrubs#]@row >= 2, AND([Box Shrubs#]@row = 1, NOT(CONTAINS("hedge", [FN: Pruning]@row),1, "")))))
So basically, if the number at box shrubs is greater and equal to 2 then mark box; OR if box shrubs is equal to one AND the cell Fn: pruning does not contain hedge, then mark box
I keep getting syntax issues or @#incorrect argument.
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Hello @Craig Lemberger
You're parenthesis at the end are causing the issue.
It should be:
=IF(OR([Box Shrubs#]@row >= 2, AND([Box Shrubs#]@row = 1, NOT(CONTAINS("hedge", [FN: Pruning]@row)))),1, "")
Once you're creating a formula there is a reference that shows up that will help you identify whether you're in a logical statement, value if yes, value if false, or criteria of any function. You can utilize that to identify why your formula is throwing an error message:
Melissa Yamada
melissa@insightfulsheets.com
Data made simple, spreadsheets reimagined
Answers
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Hello @Craig Lemberger
You're parenthesis at the end are causing the issue.
It should be:
=IF(OR([Box Shrubs#]@row >= 2, AND([Box Shrubs#]@row = 1, NOT(CONTAINS("hedge", [FN: Pruning]@row)))),1, "")
Once you're creating a formula there is a reference that shows up that will help you identify whether you're in a logical statement, value if yes, value if false, or criteria of any function. You can utilize that to identify why your formula is throwing an error message:
Melissa Yamada
melissa@insightfulsheets.com
Data made simple, spreadsheets reimagined -
you did it again @Melissa Yamada!
Thanks so much!!!!
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Happy to help! 😊
Melissa Yamada
melissa@insightfulsheets.com
Data made simple, spreadsheets reimagined
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