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Hi!
I am attempting to create an "=If" formula that has 21 "if_then" statements. When I get to the end my formula enters as "Unparsable." Is there a limit to criteria in a formula?
Thanks!
Hello,
There is only a limit of 4000 character per cell. You would be warned if this was the case. #Unparsable means that there is a malformed argument. Either you are missing a parenthesis or a comma.
If you could paste the formula in this post, I might be able to point out where the issue is.
Taylor
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